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The whole record
Year by year
One cell per month; darker = more days away. The last column is the year's total, the bottom row each month's total over all years. Hover a cell for the count.
Places
The map is centered on North America, so every route draws in one piece (the flights to Japan go out over the Pacific on the left). Arcs: flight routes (thicker = flown more often); teal: rail. Dots: places you slept, sized by nights.
The United States breaks out by state, in the order you first went: where you slept, stopped or took photos. Airports and the area around Boston don't count. Click the row to fold the states.
Flights
Your top song, on repeat
On the ground
Where you slept
When you go
The holidays
Where you spent the evening: the stay that night, else where that day's travel ended; with no trip that day, where you lived (Massachusetts until 2026, then Portugal). New Year's is the night of December 31. Thanksgivings count from 2005, the first year with photos; Christmas and New Year's from 2008, when the record gets dense enough to say where you were. Each bar under the totals is one era: holidays away out of holidays on record.
Work vs play
Who comes along, and whom you go to see
What you did there
Level of interest
On repeat
The ones that got away
The email archive remembers trips TripIt never saw, and a few that never happened.
Where this comes from
"TripIt alone" counts only trips that start from a TripIt booking and only the flights TripIt holds.
What next
Guesses, not plans: extrapolated from the numbers on this page and nothing else, and they use no data this page doesn't already show. Check back in five years.
Method