Set-jetting—the trend of visiting filming locations from popular movies and TV shows—is booming. After the latest season of Emily in Paris, Expedia reported a 200% spike in Paris searches. Series such as Lupin and blockbuster films like Mission: Impossible – Fallout have inspired fans to seek out the real-life backdrops behind their favorite scenes.
Luxury France Tours is tapping into this growing interest with bespoke itineraries that blend cinematic nostalgia with authentic Parisian culture. Travelers can explore iconic cafés, cobblestone streets, and hidden corners featured on screen, all while experiencing the city through a storytelling lens.
Paris Filming Locations to Explore
Emily in Paris
Visitors can step into the world of the Netflix hit by visiting Café de Flore, Place Vendôme, and Palais Garnier—each offering picture-perfect moments straight from the series.
Lupin
Based on Assane Diop’s daring adventures, itineraries highlight the Seine riverbanks, the Musée du Louvre, and tucked-away alleys that bring the detective story to life.
Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Fans can follow in Ethan Hunt’s footsteps at spots such as Palais de Tokyo and other thrilling filming locations across the city.
Experiential Add-Ons
Luxury France Tours enhances these cinematic journeys with:
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Fashion and photography workshops inspired by Emily in Paris
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Private guided tours of Lupin filming sites with VIP access
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Behind-the-scenes storytelling revealing how key locations were selected
Tips for Pop-Culture Travelers
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Research filming spots ahead of time to plan great photo moments
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Opt for guided tours to access exclusive or lesser-known locations
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Pair cinematic highlights with cultural experiences for a deeper connection
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Visit on weekdays or during off-peak seasons for less crowding
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Add themed workshops to elevate the experience
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According to Debbie Wambergue, Travel Expert at Luxury France Tours, pop-culture tourism is reshaping how travelers engage with Paris. Fans are increasingly seeking personalized, story-driven experiences that allow them to walk through the worlds of their favorite shows and films.
She notes that the trend is especially strong among younger travelers who value visual storytelling and social-media-ready adventures. Customized itineraries—combining iconic filming locations, expert guides, and creative workshops—offer a level of immersion that traditional sightseeing can’t match.
Wambergue emphasizes thoughtful planning, pairing cinematic hotspots with local culture, dining, and hidden gems to create balanced and memorable journeys. She believes set-jetting isn’t just a fad, but a long-term shift toward experiential luxury travel.
“Pop-culture tourism allows travelers to connect with Paris in a deeply personal way. When thoughtfully curated, it transforms screen moments into unforgettable real-life adventures,” said Debbie Wambergue of Luxury France Tours.
