Connections between Tourism and Dr. No Connections between Dr. No and Colonialism Connections between Dr. No and Independence & the Cold War

Fleming was an elite British Expat who lived and wrote in Jamaica in a context that resembled a longterm tourist existence: a home on the northern coast of Jamaica (Orcabessa) in which he participated in the privileges and activities of tourists and where he hosted many celebrity tourists. Golden Eye #1: Fleming as perpetual tourist

Chris Blackwell on Golden Eye Longer promotional video GoldenEye #2 Fleming’s home is now a tourist resort owned by Christ Blackwell who was the founder of Island Records and the person who scouted locations and assisted the shooting of the film in Jamaica. The fact that the home belonged to Fleming and that he created Bond in that home draws tourists, so that the resort is both an accommodation and a type of tourist attraction.

James Bond models a tourist vacation to Jamaica because he travels to Jamaica, stays in hotels, sees beautiful sights, enjoys idea of the romance of the Caribbean through his relationship with Honey Rider. At the end of his adventure, he will presumably return home. In performing or modeling a tourist vacation, Dr. No might be read as an extended advertisement for Jamaica or at the least as containing an advertisement to Jamaica. Thus, the genre of spy film is not separate from/can contain the basic narrative also of tourist film.

Modeling the tourist Experience Product Placement: Pan Am Towards the beginning of the film Bond arrives in Jamaica on a Pan Am flight at a time when Pan Am was the main US airlines to the Caribbean and a major engine in promoting.

Product Placeme nt: The Airport Then only six months old and a point both of Pride for the emergent nation’s modernity and for its growing tourist industry. The 1950s and 1960s= period of enormous growth in the Jamaican tourist industry