Movie locations that took our breath away in 2016
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Movie makers never cease to surprise and stun us with the filming locations. Be it Bollywood or Hollywood , few locations in certain movies just take our breath away and force us to explore them.
The year 2016 saw many movies that had brilliant locations. Wego.com, a travel search site in the Asia Pacific and Middle East, saw new destinations starring in some of this year’s most popular film releases.
“At Wego, we’ve examined film tourism in the past and witnessed how movies and television have contributed directly to attracting and increasing visitors based on the location they were filmed in,” said Dean Wicks, Chief Flights Officer for Wego.
Here are some destinations, and specific filming locations, that took centrestage in 2016
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The year 2016 saw many movies that had brilliant locations. Wego.com, a travel search site in the Asia Pacific and Middle East, saw new destinations starring in some of this year’s most popular film releases.
“At Wego, we’ve examined film tourism in the past and witnessed how movies and television have contributed directly to attracting and increasing visitors based on the location they were filmed in,” said Dean Wicks, Chief Flights Officer for Wego.
Here are some destinations, and specific filming locations, that took centrestage in 2016
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