Junket (noun)

1. A trip taken for pleasure or a social gathering.
2. A pleasant or luxurious trip or excursion.
3. A meeting or gathering, typically one held for pleasure or entertainment.

Origin:

The word junket comes from the middle english word "juncet", which means a sweet dish made from milk curdled with rennet. it has also been used to refer to a trip taken for pleasure or a social gathering.

Examples:

1. The politicians went on a junket to the Caribbean.
2. He went on a junket to Las Vegas.
3. The junket was a meeting of the board of directors.
4. She went on a junket to Paris.
5. They went on a junket to the Caribbean for a company retreat.