Tiana’s economy is primarily driven by agriculture, small-scale manufacturing, and increasingly, tourism. The fertile lands around Tiana are ideal for cultivating grapes, and viticulture plays a significant role in the local economy. The town is part of the Alella wine region, known for its high-quality wines, and local vineyards offer both wine production and tourism services, such as tastings and tours.
In recent years, Tiana has also seen a growth in tourism, particularly among visitors seeking a quieter alternative to Barcelona while still remaining close to the city’s attractions. The hospitality and events industry has capitalized on this trend, with local businesses offering services for weddings, retreats, and conferences.
Local craftsmanship also thrives in Tiana, with artisans creating products that reflect the region’s cultural heritage. These include traditional Catalan ceramics, textiles, and artisanal foods such as olive oil and cheeses, which are available in local markets and shops.