Slovenia Tourist Arrivals Up 8.8% in October

Tourist arrivals in Slovenia jumped 8.7% year-on-year to 0.376 million in December 2025, rebounding from a nine-month low of a 3.1% decline in the previous month. The number of foreign arrivals advanced by 12.9% to 264,940, while domestic arrivals decreased by 0.3% to 111,437. Most foreign visitors came from Hungary (+27%), Germany (+24.8%), Italy (+16.2%), Austria (+10.8%), and Croatia (+4.7%). Meanwhile, overnight stays rose by 5.8% to 0.877 million, led by stays in health (spa) resorts (27%), mountain resorts (23%), Ljubljana (22%), and the seaside resorts (12%). Considering the whole year, tourists generated 6.993 million arrivals (6.2% more than the same period last year) and 17.843 million overnight stays (5.9% more than last year). Foreign tourists generated 75% of all overnight stays, most of which come from Germany.

Tourist arrivals in Slovenia fell by 3.1% year-on-year to 0.301 million in November 2025, the lowest since February, after a 8.8% rise in October. The number of foreign arrivals went down 3.1% to 196,077, and domestic arrivals declined 3.2% to 105,663. There was a decline in foreign visitors from Croatia (-4.4%), Italy (-23%), Austria (-10.8%) and Serbia (-2.6%) but those from Germany increased 17%. Meanwhile, overnight stays also declined 3.1% to 0.73 million, with the average length of stay at 2.4 nights. Considering January to November, tourists generated 6.617 million arrivals (6.1% more than the same period last year) and 16.96 million overnight stays (5.9% more than last year). Foreign tourists generated 75% of all overnight stays, with most coming from Germany.

Tourist arrivals in Slovenia rose by 8.8% year-on-year to 0.51 million in October 2025, easing from an 11.7% increase in the previous month. The number of foreign arrivals increased by 10.6% to 374,641, while domestic arrivals rose by 4.4% to 138,800. Most foreign visitors came from Germany, Austria, Italy, Hungary, and Croatia. Meanwhile, overnight stays grew by 9.7% to 1.23 million, led by stays in the health (spa) resorts (22%), mountain resorts (21%), Ljubljana (21%), and the seaside resorts (19%). Considering January to October, tourists generated 6.32 million arrivals (6.6% more than the same period last year) and 16.2 million overnight stays (6.3% more than last year). Foreign tourists generated 76% of all overnight stays, with most coming from Germany.