In 1962, James Bond made his big screen debut in Dr. No, setting a cinematic standard as the globetrotting secret agent 007. From London to Jamaica and beyond, Bond's adventures have spanned the globe, taking audiences to over one hundred real-life locations over the past six decades. In James Bond Destinations, explore the iconic locations that have played a key role in Bond's travels. Each chapter offers insights and unforgettable scenes, such as Ursula Andress's emergence from the waters of Jamaica, Daniel Craig's high-speed car chase in Rome, and Roger Moore's epic showdown on the Sugarloaf cable car in Rio. In the early and mid-1960s, when international travel was rare, the Bond films captivated audiences, igniting dreams of glamorous holidays and cementing the franchise as a trusted guide to adventure. Barbara Broccoli, daughter of the original Bond producer, recalls how her father aimed to transport people on magical adventures. As travel became more accessible, the Bond e