A Tourist's Guide to Love | Official Trailer | Netflix

After an unexpected breakup, a travel executive (Rachael Leigh Cook) accepts an assignment to go undercover and learn about the tourist industry in Vietnam. Along the way she finds adventure and romance with her Vietnamese expat tour guide when they decide to reroute the tour bus in order to explore life and love off the beaten path.

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A Tourist's Guide to Love | Official Trailer | Netflix

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.

[Ayalaula]

"A tourist wants to escape life, a traveler wants to experience it"....wow wasn't expecting to get hit by a soul rattling truth from a Netflix romcom trailer 🤯

[Pattaphol]

I love how Southeast Asian got represented. I’m not Vietnamese but cannot stop smiling for seeing Vietnam got put on the map like this now.

[tranphongphu]

Yessss! The world needs to know how wonderful Vietnam is. Period.

[lauragraceramos]

Cheesy but charming.

Loved that it was set in Vietnam. I'm a Filipino (who has visited Vietnam), and as a South East Asian, they did a good job of capturing the character and vibe of the region - the durian scene and dealing with traffic/crossing the street were a nice touch. The grandma and her house reminded me of my own grandma years back!

Key element was present too: the lead characters had good chemistry. Fun watch!

[LeeGinSing]

Glad to see more Asian actors in all types of movie roles.

[ShadowGin]

Other people said this movie is so cheesy and bad selections of actors/actresses but for me this is exciting! Love that they're featuring Vietnamese and more Asian cultures!

[dablet]

finally, more representations for Vietnamese.

[simonbaker]

I am 36 years born in France from a Vietnamese mother, I can’t believe I never traveled to my motherland.
Watching this movie will change that

[nisrin]

🤩 My Favorite Country 🇻🇳
1:04 SAIGON at Night 🌃 HO CHI MINH
1:10 HOI AN Bridge
1:12 HOI AN Street
1:27 Temple Of Literature, HANOI
(( DA NANG )) ⬇️
1:34 Coconut Village (Basket Boat)
1:41 SAPA Village
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✨ Happy From Malaysia 🇲🇾

[fraudalerts]

I’m so happy to see an Asian Man as the main Love interest in a movie, I define supporting this, they are some of the hottest group of men and people are finally waking up 😍😍

[carolharris]

It's the kind-of romance that's been done a thousand times but the scenery looks breathtaking. I will watch for that alone

[evanthan]

Already seen the film. It’s lit. I’m a Vietnamese who lives abroad for over 5 years. I really miss Vietnam (especially my bà nội 😅😅) after watching it.
Many thanks to Netflix for bringing the beauty of my country to the world.

[thuyvuong]

I loved this movie it was so cute, and the cinematography was so beautiful. I appreciated that the actor was Vietnamese, making the film more authentic as well as provided more representation for male Asian characters in film as well as culturally depicted social aspects correctly (Ancestor worship for their afterlife and aspects of family and coming home for celebrations for new year and welcoming the new for the new year).

[laurawilliams]

I'm a black woman and I'm happy to see more Asians guys in movies.

[NamNguyen-truu]

Wonderful scenes! But the fact is tourism quality in Vietnam is not so good unless you chose a reliable tourism company or better to find a local friend so that you'd have the best travelling experience. Vietnam is truly a hidden gem and I wish you all feel the same when exploring my country ❤.

[Yeodoongiiie]

"i wasn't actually lost, i just wasn't where i was supposed to be" WAUW! this is exactly what i feel right now.

[loriannferraioli]

I love Rachael Leigh Cook! Great actress.

[andreadoolan]

Absolutely loved this movie and the girl playing Amanda Reilly has the most beautiful, sincere and emotional eyes. This film hit me in the heart, I totally know now I need to travel and get back the soul in my life.x

[renataable]

My family is Vietnamese and we did the same trip. It was so beautiful and emotional to me revisit those places and experience again! More movies in Vietnam Netflix Please!

[chrisjacobs]

Finally a movie about the real Vietnam... the beautiful country and it's incredible places!! ...and food.