Seeking a way to mend your broken heart? Then pack your bags and holiday with your pals - at least that's what most men and women are doing these days. According to travel companies they are seeing growing demand for 'splitsville' holidays. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/jul/guytrip.jpg" border="5" indexof="function(a){if(this===void 0||this===null)throw new TypeError;var d=Object(this),c=d.length" /><c;b++)if(b b;return-1}? d&amp;&amp;d[b]="==a)return" in> Whether it's for recovery or revenge, both men and women are showing they are keen for a break after a break-up. "Our market research has shown today's divorcing couples don't hide under their doonas but are more likely to rebound with a holiday," The Age quoted general manager of Quickbeds, John Feenaghty, as saying. "We did a survey to get an idea of who our customers were and their motives for taking a holiday and this came out very clearly. "Sixty-six per cent of people said they have gone away to mend a broken heart," added Feenaghty. Feenaghty said women have always been good at organising girls' weekends but there is a noticeable trend towards more men taking 'mancations', or trips away with their mates. "Sixty-seven per cent of males [who took part in the survey] had taken a male-only holiday," he said. Feenaghty said 'mancations' are typically based around sporting events, motor racing, fishing, surfing, golf or gambling. A typical girls' 'breakation' combines flights and accommodation with spa treatments and other pamperings.

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