Bullish on the Chinese market, Club Med selects Guilin for new resort
By Li Xinyi, compiled and reported
Club Med has signed a cooperation agreement with Guilin Yuzi Paradise to establish its second resort in China in Guilin, Guangxi Province. The resort will target family travelers, offering refined all-inclusive holiday services and facilities. It is expected to begin trial operations for one season in August 2012, with full-year operations opening in 2013 under Club Med’s brand-standard facilities and services.
Bullish on Guilin’s scenery, Club Med will open its second resort in the area next year. (Photo provided by Club Med)
In 2010, Guilin attracted over 20 million domestic Chinese tourists and 1.4 million international visitors. Located in Guangxi Province in southern China, Guilin is renowned for its stunning landscapes and has become one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations. Additionally, Guilin is highly accessible—direct flights from Taiwan to Guilin International Airport take just two hours, and the Club Med resort is just a 45-minute drive from the airport.
Club Med offers all-inclusive resort services, providing a hassle-free, one-price experience with no need for guests to arrange local itineraries. (Photo provided by the Monocle editorial team)
Club Med is also currently planning three other resorts in China—two focused on sun-and-beach experiences and one on cultural exploration—with plans to operate five resorts in China by 2015. The Chinese market is expected to become Club Med’s second-largest global market after France.
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