The National Trust's Prattshayes Bunkhouse (01395 276626, nationaltrust.org.uk) is a mile from the beach at Exmouth and sleeps 14 (from £300 for two nights) making it ideal for group jaunts.
No "Sex and the City" jaunts to Abu Dhabi for this group.
Free, Exhibition Road, SW7, sciencemuseum.org.uk Friday night ride to the coast, Hyde Park Corner 27 November, midnight-6am In which a group cycles to Brighton in a 58-mile, hill-intensive jaunt via Mitcham.
Like a scientist, Munch considers the phenomenon in isolation; rather than looking at the band on tour or going behind the scenes of the music industry, he constructs a cinematic petri dish: a dramatization of the four-day jaunt to Barcelona, in 1963, of John Lennon and the group's manager, Brian Epstein.
With two weeks until the release of its new studio album, Depeche Mode announced details Monday of an upcoming North American tour, its first since a 2009 jaunt that brought the long-running British synth-pop group to the Hollywood Bowl.
This night's audience was composed of the former group, dressed in their latest couture purchased on their last jaunts to Europe, professionally lacquered and coiffed, turning their angular chins and dermatologically plumped lips at pleasant angles for the photographers there to capture Mumbai's blossoming beau monde.
The race for second in that group is far muddier however, as Turkey, Czech Republic and Iceland all vie for a summer jaunt in France.
In another part of the city, about 200 protesters from opposition groups marched down several city blocks, having eluded the police in a circuitous jaunt through the city subway system.
To find out more about the concepts of queerness and sexuality behind Young Boy Dancing Group's work, I recently spoke to one of the group's co-founders, the Swiss-born Manuel Scheiwiller, who was "escaping the winter" on a jaunt to Puerto Rico and Cuba at the time.
The catwalk jaunts were interspersed with live music, one a performance by a fiddling group called Bowfire - Canadians who danced an Irish jig.
