Luxembourg
Financial Services & Innovation Hub
- Band cut
- ≥ 40
- Countries in band
- 104
The seven measures behind Luxembourg's 55
Each is scored 0–100, where higher is always better. Open a row to read the analysis behind its number.
| Measure | Score | Position on 0–100 |
|---|---|---|
| 45 | ||
| 90 | ||
| 68 | ||
| 55 | ||
| 2 | ||
| 95 | ||
| 50 |
Bonus considerations — useful, but they do not affect the score
These two are worked out for every country as context for a trip. They are not part of the 55 above, and nothing here can move it in either direction.
Higher means cheaper for an Indian traveller.
Higher means easier to eat vegetarian.
Why Luxembourg?
The standing assessment behind the public sentiment reading of 90, rewritten at each refresh.
Recent developments continue to indicate an exceptionally warm and robust relationship between India and Luxembourg, characterized by strong diplomatic engagement, a positive, if indirect, media portrayal, and a favorable public perception of Indian residents and tourists. The historical perception of Luxembourg as a 'trusted friend' to India remains a cornerstone, reinforced by ongoing high-level interactions and cooperative initiatives.
Diplomatically, the rhetoric from Luxembourg's government officials towards India remains overwhelmingly positive. While no new high-level bilateral meetings were reported within the strict 30-day window, the established pattern of engagement from June 2026, focusing on expanding cooperation in fintech, space technology, digital innovation, financial services, and emerging technologies, and the context of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, continues to underpin a strong strategic partnership. India's broader engagement with European partners, as evidenced by Union Minister Piyush Goyal's delegation to other EU nations in July 2026, implicitly includes Luxembourg within this positive framework. Past statements from Luxembourg officials, as recently as January 2026, have effusively praised the Indian community and underscored Luxembourg's role as a valuable bilateral and India-EU partner, highlighting a consistent and supportive stance.
Reasons to visit
For the discerning Indian traveler seeking a European escape that blends unparalleled safety with unique charm, Luxembourg presents an irresistible proposition. Boasting an exceptionally high Safety Score, this Grand Duchy offers peace of mind, making it an ideal destination for families, solo female travelers, or anyone prioritizing a secure and relaxed vacation. While its Popularity Score might be moderate compared to its larger neighbours, this is precisely where its magic lies – it’s a less-trodden path, promising an authentic and uncrowded experience away from the bustling tourist hordes. You'll discover a sophisticated blend of rich history, breathtaking natural landscapes, and a vibrant multicultural present without the overwhelming crowds. The Friendliness Index (BFI) is also commendably high, ensuring a welcoming environment where locals are polite, helpful, and respectful. From its UNESCO-listed capital, a captivating blend of ancient fortifications and modern European institutions, to its serene countryside dotted with fairytale castles, Luxembourg invites you to uncover its treasures at your own pace, promising a truly memorable and distinctive European adventure.
Where Indian travellers go
- 1Luxembourg City (Old Town and Fortifications, UNESCO World Heritage site)
- 2Vianden Castle
- 3Mullerthal region (Little Switzerland)
Worth knowing
- Luxembourg is the world's only Grand Duchy, a sovereign state ruled by a Grand Duke or Grand Duchess.
- It is one of the smallest countries in Europe, yet boasts one of the highest GDP per capita in the world, reflecting its status as a major financial hub.
- Multilingualism is deeply embedded: Luxembourgish, French, and German are the three official languages, and English is widely spoken, making communication easy for international visitors.
In the record
- Band
- Neutral / Developing
- Trade rank
- 135
- Trade volume
- $0.1B
- Share of India’s trade
- 0.01%
- GDP
- $101.2B