If you're interested in recent conflicts, Lonely Planet's Blue List: The Best in Travel 2007 may be for you, with information on post-war destinations, including Sarajevo and Rwanda.
His performance was finer than one might have expected, considering that in all his years on the stage he'd never actually done a play without music, and that he couldn't use the confident technique that made him such a dynamo in screen comedy, or the straightforward, subdued acting he depended on in the war film "Destination Tokyo".
Then came a range of competent war films (Destination Gobi, The Desert Rats, both 1953), melodramas (So Big, 1953, and Executive Suite, 1954), epics (Helen of Troy, 1956) and westerns (Tribute to a Bad Man, 1956, starring James Cagney, stepping in for Spencer Tracy, whom Wise fired for turning up on set six days late).
From the time of Anwar Sadat through the years of Hosni Mubarak, American military aid sustained a government in Cairo that kept the peace with Israel and did Washington's bidding, whether providing token symbolic military forces for the Gulf wars or rendition destinations in the "war on terror".
The 29-year-old had considered joining up to fight in Syria's civil war – the primary destination for British Muslims seeking jihad abroad, it emerged.
In those days, Syria was better known in the West as a popular destination for war refugees, not for thrill-seeking, bargain-hunting tourists.
It was founded during the first world war, and was a destination for the famous allied sea convoys during the second, when it was utterly destroyed.
Following the war, its first international destination was Beijing, followed by Vientiane in 1976.
At rail yards, they swapped or rewrote shipping labels, sending tons of war shipping to the wrong destinations.
THE admission turnstiles are still spinning at America's top tourist destinations despite the war in Iraq and the level-orange security alert in the United States.
He paid astonishing attention to the details of his dining experiences throughout his adult life, especially at meetings of the Big Three (with Stalin and Roosevelt or Truman) in far-flung destinations during World War II.
