The travel itinerary for an executive of a non-profit organization was computed using Concorde's TSP solver.  The trip involved a chartered aircraft to visit cities in the 48 continental states plus Washington, D.C.  (Commercial flights were used to visit Alaska and Hawaii.)  It would have been nice if the problem was the same as that solved in 1954 by Dantzig, Fulkerson, and Johnson, but different cities were involved in this application (and somewhat different travel costs, since flight distances do not agree with driving distances).  The data for the instance was collected by Peter Winker of Lucent Bell Laboratories.