Set-jetting

Calling all film buffs! 📺
Discover Set-Jetting: The Hottest Travel Trend for 2024

Are you a film enthusiast looking to bring your favourite film scenes to life?
Welcome to the thrilling world of set-jetting, the freshest travel trend captivating the globe. If you're a telly addict or a film buff seeking a one-of-a-kind travel experience, set-jetting is the perfect mash-up of your love for the silver screen and exploration.

Set-jetting is all about travelling to places that have been immortalised in popular films or TV series. It's your chance to walk in the footsteps of your favourite characters and witness the magic of television and cinema in the flesh.

	LANGKAWI LANGKAWI LUXURY Forget Singapore! If the movie "Crazy Rich Asians" had you yearning for luxury, there's an even closer paradise: Four Seasons Resort Langkawi. This real-life paradise, nestled within the breathtaking Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark, was the stunning setting for the extravagant bachelorette party in "Crazy Rich Asians." Here, you can truly live out your own Crazy Rich Asian set-jetting fantasy, minus the outrageous price tag.		HONG KONG DOCTOR STRANGE'S SANCTUM A hit with critics and fans alike, the 14th installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Doctor Strange drew inspiration from Temple Street and the neighbouring Kowloon area. While not filmed in Hong Kong due to limitations, the Hong Kong sanctum in the film was modeled after the historic landmark, the Lui Seng Chun building in Prince Edward.
	HANOI MYTHICAL HA LONG BAY Legend and folklore shroud this UNESCO World Heritage site in mystery, just like the mythical Skull Island in the 2017 American Monster film Kong: Skull Island. Explore the hidden grottoes and secret coves at Ha Long Bay (meaning "descending dragon"). Who knows, you might even stumble upon evidence of a giant ape's handiwork.		CHANGSHA RIDE THE WORLD'S TALLEST LIFT AT ZHANGJIAJIE Towering karst formations pierce the clouds, creating the dramatic landscapes that captivated audiences in "Avatar". Hop on the high speed rail from Changsha Railway Station or a bus from Changsha East Bus station and Changsha West Bus Station to Zhangjiajie where the world's tallest outdoor lift stretches along the stone pillars that inspired the floating mountains in the movie.