Fancy living like everybody’s favourite American in Paris for five days? Well now you can, thanks to a tour company, which is running planned holidays that will follow in the footsteps of Emily In Paris’ protagonist, Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins).
Tour company, Dharma, is running five-night guided tours that include pastry classes, behind-the-scenes location tours, a ‘content capture’ trip around the Palais Royal, a visit to a fashion atelier and a cocktail-making class.
‘We crafted these ‘Paris by Emily’ trips to ensure guests leave Paris with something far more meaningful than just a souvenir beret and some photos,’ Dharma CEO Charaf El Mansouri said in a statement. ‘So many of us seek travel experiences that are transformational. Series like ‘Emily in Paris’ make you wish there was a “Book This Trip” button at the end of every episode – That’s the opportunity we see ahead.’
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The guided tours may well provide fans of the hit series with a fix of all things Emily In Paris, after it was revealed that the fourth season of the show may not be released until late 2024 owing to the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA Hollywood strikes.
On 6 June, Variety shared that filming for the fourth season of Emily In Paris had been scheduled for late summer or early autumn but had been delayed for two months, due to the WGA writers's strike. Netflix's schedule remains to start shooting in the autumn, but could be further delayed if the strike continues.
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