The economy of Socuéllamos is largely driven by agriculture, particularly its production of wine and olive oil. The town lies in one of Spain’s most important wine-producing regions, La Mancha, and is home to numerous vineyards that produce some of Spain’s finest wines. The wine sector is not only vital for the local economy but also a significant draw for tourism, with many wineries offering tours and tastings for visitors.
Aside from viticulture, olive oil production is another key industry. Socuéllamos’ fertile land is perfect for cultivating olive trees, making its olive oil a renowned product both domestically and internationally. The town also has smaller industries related to agriculture, such as food processing and packaging, which contribute to the local economy.
Socuéllamos has a growing focus on eco-tourism and gastronomic tourism, allowing it to capitalize on its natural resources and traditional industries while attracting visitors interested in experiencing authentic, sustainable rural tourism.