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Published 08:54 11 May 2015 BST
Updated 09:46 11 May 2015 BST

Li Jinyuan, who is President of Tiens Group, a biotechnology multinational based in China, treated 6,400 of the company's 12,000 strong staff to a four-day holiday in France recently, taking in all the sights in Paris and stopping off at Monaco and Cannes.
And all for the bargain price of £24million.
In total, approximately 30,000 hotel rooms were booked to accommodate the ridiculously large touring party, while TGV had to put on extra trains and staff to provide service to 7,600 seats (Jinyuan took along another 1,000 employees from elsewhere for good measure).
We'd never, ever want to leave JOE (promise boss), but if that day comes, we're definitely giving this chap a call.
Hat-tip to The International Business Times
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