The Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB

General information

The Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB is the largest association in the Netherlands with a unique mix of influencing and servicing activities that advocate the interests of our five million members in the areas of mobility and tourism. With these activities we want to contribute to a more sustainable society. ANWB has a wide range of offerings including (roadside) assistance, insurance, travel and retail.

Facts & Figures

Founded in 1883
5 million members (2022)
President & CEO: Marga de Jager
1.053 billion turnover (2021)
1.1 million call outs foor road patrol (2021)
Shareholder of ARC Europe
Member of FIA
Associate of GMA

Wegenwacht

With ANWB Wegenwacht the best help is always nearby when your vehicle breaks down.

Insurance

With an ANWB insurance you are insured of the best help. At home, on the road or on holiday.

Webshop

You can find our entire product range of ANWB in our webshop. From clothing, to shoes, maps, books, travel documents and anything you may need for your car or bicycle.

Travel

Do you want to go away on holiday? Everything you need to organize your trip you can find at ANWB.

Public Affairs

ANWB advocates the interests of our members on different topics: mobility, tourism and leisure. We will make sure your voice is heard in The Netherlands and Europe.

Social Projects

We want to ensure that people can remain active and mobile for their entire life, while also staying safe and sustainable.

Contact with ANWB

For information on and sales of all ANWB products and services you can get in touch with our Leden Service Center. They can also help you with questions regarding travel advice, information on insurances, leisure and tourism.

You can reach the Leden Service Center on the following number:

+31 (0) 88 269 22 22
from Monday through Friday: 8.30 - 18.00 and on Saturday from 10.00 - 16.00.
For the English menu of the Leden Service Center press 2.

Almost all the information on our website is in Dutch, but you can use Google Translate.