"The holiday begins at Autogrill," Italians say when they set off on their vacation. For Italians traveling abroad, there's always been a ritual: stopping at the first Autogrill after crossing the border to drink their first real espresso and finally be able to say, "I'm home."

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After coffee, the Autogrill market is always a surprise, thanks to products that showcase the local area or formats found nowhere else. But that's not all: since the 1960s, Autogrill has also been, above all, a place for travelers to eat, with its iconic panini, like the Camogli and the Rustichella, which have become the symbol of Italian travel, and with restaurants always ready to welcome travelers with options to suit all tastes. Numerous films and songs have immortalized these and many other moments of life at Autogrill, such as "Il Sorpasso," "Pane e Tulipani," "Bianco, Rosso e Verdone," and "Rotta per casa di Dio" by 883. Because in Italy, when you travel, sooner or later you'll stop at Autogrill.

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Autogrill is the world's leading travel foodservice operator, with over €2 billion in revenue, 31,000 employees, and 3,800 locations in 30 countries. Every year, Autogrill serves more than 120 million coffees.