Tourism in literature

• Hans Christian Andersen: A Poet's Bazaar[?]
• Julian Barnes: England, England
• T.C. Boyle: The Road to Wellville[?]
• Agatha Christie: Death on the Nile[?]
• E. M. Forster: Where Angels Fear to Tread
• E. M. Forster: A Room with a View
• Alex Garland[?]: The Beach
• Carl Hiaasen: Tourist Season[?]
• David Lodge: Paradise News[?]
• C. L. Moore: "Vintage Season"
• Joyce Carol Oates[?]: "Ladies and Gentlemen:" (in Heat and Other Stories)
• Terry Pratchett: The Colour of Magic[?] and The Light Fantastic[?]
• William Sutcliffe[?]: Are You Experienced?[?]
• Michael Wall[?]: Amongst Barbarians
• Ethel Lina White[?]: The Wheel Spins[?] (aka The Lady Vanishes)

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