OUR recent quiz about Gulliver's March posts gave you questions, options and answers, but did not indicate where on the blog we had written about each subject. Here, as promised, are those details.

How many people used the high-speed Wuhan-Guangzhou line during China's 40-day spring holiday this year?
1.6m (See article: High-speed rail has a good Chinese New Year, March 8th)
Tarryl Clark, a Minnesota state senator, wants to ban state employees from staying in hotels offering which in-room service?
Violent pornography (See article: What you watch in the privacy of your hotel room..., March 9th)

What embarrassment faced Tokyo's new airport, Ibaraki, at its opening?
It only served one foreign destination (See article: Runaway runways, March 14th)

What is the name of one of the restaurants at Vilnius International airport?
The Lighthouse (See article: In praise of Vilnius International, March 15th)

Which airline won a case against a passenger who sued after flight attendants refused to perform a delicate medical examination on him?
Air Transat (See article: I'll sue!, March 13th)

What is the name of the W Hotel chain's series of evening events designed to get guests mingling?
W Happenings (See article: Making friends on the road, March 18th)

Which brain-teasers is the Westin group proposing its guests do together as part of its "Unwind" evenings?
Sudoku (See article: Making friends on the road, March 18th)

According to Skytrax's World Airport Awards, which airport is best for low-cost airlines?
Berlin Schonefeld (See article: Another "best airport" award, March 24th)

What is yamaimo?
A mountain potato (See article: Not the natto!, March 30th)

Where has Starwood just opened its 1,000th hotel?
Qiandao, China (See article: Starwood's 1,000th, March 31st)