French mobile home manufacturer IRM has renewed its official partnership with the association Fédération Nationale de l’Hôtellerie de Plein Air (FNHPA).
The two organisations have extended their collaboration, which has run since 2004, for another three years. It will see IRM working alongside the FNHPA to support, structure and grow the sector.
The agreement was signed by Patrick Mahé (pictured above, left), Managing Director of Bio Habitat, and Nicolas Dayot (pictured above, right), President of the FNHPA, and will focus on three key areas over the next three years: adapting to climate change, the attractiveness of the sector’s professions, and the territorial anchoring of open-air tourism.
A statement from IRM’s parent company, BIO Habitat, said: “With nearly 20 years of collaboration, this renewal illustrates a common desire: to support all campsites, large and small, in their transformations and sustainable development. IRM affirms its role as a committed player to build, alongside the FNHPA, an innovative and responsible open-air tourism model.”
IRM is one of France’s major manufacturers and has been supplying the market since 1992. Part of the BIO Habitat group, IRM has six different facilities in France and one in Italy (Castello d’Argile).
Photo: IRM/BIO Habitat
