--FILE--View of an on-site recruiting of Club Med in Guilin city, south China's Guangxi province, 23 May 2014. Club Mediterranee, the French holiday group controlled by Chinese conglomerate Fosun, is poised to expand aggressively in China as more well-heeled workers look for some fun in the sun and snow. With three resorts up and running and three more being built on the mainland, the global leader in all-inclusive holidays aims to open up to five ski resorts in China every year from 2017, according to Gino Andreetta, chief executive of Club Med Greater China. The plan is part of Fosun's push to break into the country's burgeoning leisure and travel sector. Chinese tourists made more than 3.6 billion trips inside the country and 116 million trips overseas last year, official data show. Fosun acquired six-decade-old Club Med earlier this year and has also bought into British travel company Thomas Cook and Canadian entertainment juggernaut Cirque du Soleil.
