The result is part trip, part secret journal, spliced together into a lurid public memorandum.

NEWYORKER: Tarnation

I'm tempted to go through past vacations to make a Journal for each trip.

WSJ: The Digital Solution: Letting Your Fingers Do the Photo Editing

As the Wall Street Journal reported, a trip from Washington DC to Hartford, Connecticut may be far more expensive than a flight from DC to Barcelona, Spain, simply because airlines expect the DC to Hartford route to attract mostly business travellers.

BBC: How airline pricing works

The Wall Street Journal recently followed Michael Bonsignore, the chairman of Honeywell, on a typically gruelling 11-day business trip around China and Europe that few people would envy.

ECONOMIST: On a wing and a hotel room