Gondomar’s economy is rooted in agriculture, small-scale industry, and more recently, tourism. The fertile lands of Galicia have traditionally been used for agriculture, with vineyards, fruit orchards, and vegetable farms surrounding the town. The region is also known for its production of fine wines, particularly Albariño, which comes from nearby vineyards.
Tourism has become an increasingly important economic driver in recent years, with visitors attracted to the town’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor activities. Event tourism is also growing, with Gondomar’s scenic venues and historical settings being utilized for weddings, corporate events, and cultural festivals.
Local crafts, particularly in woodworking and stone carving, are also key industries. Visitors will find locally made products that reflect the town’s artisanal traditions, often available at local markets or shops. These industries, combined with Gondomar’s emerging tourism sector, contribute to a balanced local economy.