Agatha Christie's Poirot1989

Dame Celia Westholme:
People say travel broadens the mind; mainly because, people like me insist in it in their books. But I have to say, I doubt that it is true. On the contrary, I suspect travel narrows the mind. One becomes so blase about the wonders of the world. The more I travel, the more clearly I understand that; all that ever matters is the people - not the places. Those Arabs telling stories over couscous in the camp, they fascinate me. This... [indicating the vista she and Poirot are viewing] it's pretty enough, but... show me the humans every time.