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Modified: Wednesday, April 01 2026, 9.58am

Statistics from AENA reveal shifts in tourism patterns at Ibiza Airport from January to October. The French market saw a 9.6% increase to 410,847 passengers, compensating for an 8.4% decline in Dutch visitors (543,051). The German market also rebounded with a 9.8% rise to 696,220 passengers, making it the fourth largest after domestic traffic (3.3 million), British (1.8 million), and Italian (912,845). Domestic routes dominate, with Barcelona-El Prat leading arrivals and departures. Emerging markets like Switzerland (254,185 passengers, up 2.1%) and Belgium (177,450 passengers, up 9.5%) highlight diversification. Ryanair leads airport operations, accounting for 13,086 of 77,314 flights. Private aviation saw a slight decline, with 2,044 operations, down from 2,109 last year.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.