Torre del Campo’s economy is primarily driven by agriculture, with olive oil production being the cornerstone of local industry. The city is surrounded by thousands of hectares of olive groves, and the production of “liquid gold,” as olive oil is often called in Spain, is both a vital economic driver and a cultural tradition. Visitors can explore local olive oil mills and taste some of the finest extra virgin olive oil produced in the region.
In addition to agriculture, the city has a growing tourism sector. Thanks to its proximity to Jaén and other key Andalusian attractions, Torre del Campo is increasingly attracting visitors interested in agrotourism, cultural tours, and outdoor activities. Local crafts, including pottery and handmade textiles, also contribute to the local economy, offering visitors unique souvenirs.
The city’s economy is also supported by small businesses, with a focus on local products, which enhance the sense of community and authenticity that visitors experience.