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Qipeo: new name for AireServices motorhome stopover network

24.04.2026 03:02 1 min 1 source РУС
Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA
Qipeo: new name for AireServices motorhome stopover network
Original source: Le Monde du Camping-Car

French company AireServices has rebranded its network of motorhome stopover sites as Qipeo. As of April 2026, the network includes 1,250 sites with 26,000 parking spaces. The name comes from the company’s app launched in late 2025, which enables online payment and remote activation of services. The new signage is being rolled out gradually; sites remain non-uniform – local authorities decide on fees and management.

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Qipeo: new name for AireServices motorhome stopover network

24.04.2026 Le Monde du Camping-Car FRA Original source

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