Five nights in Mykonos, ninety guests, the venues booked out

Ninety guests is the size at which a corporate programme stops being a booking and becomes logistics. It is too many for a restaurant to absorb quietly and too few to fill a resort, which is the awkward middle where most large group trips lose their shape.

The answer on this one was exclusivity rather than capacity. Across five nights on Mykonos, the venues, the events and the clubs the group used were booked privately for them. Nobody in the group queued, nobody was seated around strangers, and nothing depended on an island in high season being in a good mood.

Mykonos is the Greek island most likely to be sold to a corporate group and the most likely to disappoint one, because the version of it that is easy to book is the version everyone else has already booked. Holding the rooms privately is what separates the two.