The accumulation of so-called “one-day tourists” coming to Andorra for cheap cigarettes and alcohol provoke multi-kilometer traffic jams

The border between Spain (Catalonia) and Andorra in the Pyrenees registered a mobility 2% lower on this 22nd June, to that of last year.

As for the border between France (Occitania) and Andorra, the first fortnight of June has experienced an increase of 27%. Comparing these data with June 2019, there is an increase of 50%.

The accumulation of so-called “one-day tourists” coming to Andorra for cheap cigarettes and alcohol provoke multi-kilometer traffic jams, which continue to grow every year.

Andorra has neither its own airport nor a heliport.

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