So, the fist thing that comes to mind is that all clocks show times from 1 - 4 o clock:

 

3:10, 1:05, 1:01, 3:08, 2:04, 3:10, 4:08

 

1:06, 3:09, 1:07, 3:01, 2:10, 4:06

 

The idea that comes to mind immediatly (at least if you know book-code) is to use the minutes as the N-th character of a word from the days 1 to 4 ( the week only had 4 challenges since monday was the escape party).

For "destination", this is easy: Simple use  the Minute-th character of the Hour-th challenge solution:

 

Day 1:ChapIteau

Day 2:nomAd

Day 3:theleatHeRman

Day 4:vagabunDo

=> Richard

 

People had more problems with the "Origin"  part since the above method does not work.

If the Challenge solution is the destination, what is the origin ? 

RIght, the texts of the challenges:

Day 1 routeKMz

Day 2 whoorshouLdisaywhat

Day 3 BeyondstIllwater you’ll find 13 building

Day 4 eachdEstination le

Kimble

 

Richard Kimble and some Google-Fu leads us to: