A Tourist’s Guide to Love: All About Rachael Leigh Cook’s Upcoming Romantic Comedy on Netflix

A Tourist’s Guide to Love is an upcoming rom-com releasing on Netflix this week. It is directed by Steven K. Tsuchida and the screenplay is written by Eirene Donohue. The story is brought to the screen by Jon Keng and produced by Rachael Leigh Cook and Joel S. Rice, under the banner of Head First Productions and Muse Entertainment.

The film will have a runtime of about 1 hour and 36 minutes & will follow the story of a travel executive who flies off to Vietnam on an assignment, but find various adventures & learns much more about herself.

A Tourist’s Guide to Love Cast

It stars Rachael Leigh Cook as Amanda Riley, Scott Lý as Sinh Thach, Missi Pyle as Mona, Ben Feldman as John, Glynn Sweet as Brian Conway, Alexa Povah as Maya Conway, Jacqueline Correa as Sam Gonville, Nondumiso Tembe as Dom Fisher, Andrew Barth Feldman as Alex, Morgan Dudley as Robin, Quinn Trúc Trần as Anh and NSƯT Lê Thiện as Ba Noi alongside other cast members.

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A Tourist’s Guide to Love Plot/Synopsis

Netflix’s description of the film reads, “Work brings an American travel executive to Vietnam, where a free-spirited tour guide helps open her eyes to a beautifully adventurous way of life.” Amanda Riley works at Tourista World Travel and has a seemingly happy life, with a partner of 5 years & a job that she actually enjoys. The only qualm is that after being together for so many years, she longs to take the next step & marry her boyfriend.

But it turns out her boyfriend has other plans in mind, which might even include moving to Ohio on his own. This change puts all the wedding plans on hold and definitely irks Amanda who has been looking forward to taking the next big step. Looking at her plight, her boss sends her to Vietnam on an assignment to get a perspective on the tourist industry there.

Excited to take her mind off her crashing love life, she is joined by a tour guide name Sinh, who is appointed to show her around the country. Right from the start the journey takes a different turn when Sinh persuades her to ditch the tourist itineraries and explore the beautiful country as a traveller, soaking in every new experience.

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Fairly so, Amanda gets to see a different life than she had expected and starts to grow feelings for the tour guide, who shows her that life is much more than taking all the right steps, as prescribed by the world. However, she didn’t expect her boyfriend to also come to find her, to mend the relationship.

Torn between her past comfort and the new exciting adventure, Amanda has a choice to make before her trip ends. Shot in Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Hội An, Hanoi and Hà Giang, the trailer shows a glimpse of the beautiful landscapes of Vietnam which definitely adds to the whole experience of the film.

A Tourist’s Guide to Love Release Date and Trailer

The film is scheduled to be released on 21st April 2023 on Netflix. You can watch its trailer below.

Are you looking forward to watching this adventurous romance drama & explore a new place altogether? Let us know in the comments below.

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