When a travel executive's world is turned upside down by an unexpected breakup, she embarks on an undercover journey through Vietnam's vibrant tourist scene. As she discovers hidden gems with her charming expat guide, they ditch the itinerary, embracing adventure and romance along the way.
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What job does Amanda Riley take on in Vietnam?
As Amanda Riley (formerly) embarks on a brave new chapter of her life in the unpredictable world of singledom, she finds herself engaging in a top-secret mission within the vibrant tourism sector of Vietnam, thanks to Tourista. Her recent split from John serves as a bittersweet reminder of how quickly plans can change. With encouragement from her insightful boss, Mona, who suggests a refreshing manicure, Amanda is thrown for a loop when John proposes an indefinite break in Ohio, prompting her to reconsider everything.
Upon her arrival at the airport in vibrant Vietnam, Amanda is warmly greeted by Sinh Thach, the knowledgeable tour guide from Saigon Silver Star, and his charming cousin, Anh. As they mingle in the evening, Amanda cleverly initiates a game where they keep their professions secret, artfully obscuring her true identity.
With a meticulously planned itinerary in hand, Mona gives Amanda the freedom to roam. However, Sinh calmly presses her to let go of rigid plans and embrace spontaneity, suggesting that flexibility can lead to unexpected adventures. As they delve into the richness of their surroundings, Amanda begins to come alive; she haggles enthusiastically, indulges in exotic culinary experiences, and navigates the bustling streets, mastering the art of crossing roads like a local.
Through his sharp insights, Sinh encourages Amanda to recognize her own worth, steering her away from the confines of her self-imposed limitations. Together, they witness the magical preparations for the Vietnamese Lunar New Year celebration, Tết, while visiting a temple. They also partake in a cherished tradition by visiting a seamstress who crafts colorful, custom garments, symbolizing hopes for prosperity in the year to come.
As the group winds down for the evening, Sinh invites Amanda for a leisurely walk down a charming street illuminated by glimmering paper lanterns where he reveals the personal journey that led him back to Vietnam after growing up in the U.S. Their connection deepens as they enjoy whimsical moments together, including a fun-filled ride on a round boat that leads to an unexpected splash in the water.
With excitement brewing, their journey takes them to the historical My Son Sanctuary—stunning Hindu ruins dating back over a thousand years—after realizing a wait for tickets to the Golden Bridge would be too lengthy. As Amanda becomes increasingly inspired by Sinh’s unique suggestions and insights, their bond strengthens during a visit to his grandmother’s village. There, Amanda feels the palpable chemistry between her and Sinh, especially as his grandmother extends an invitation for her to stay.
As they prepare for Tết by cleaning and decorating, Amanda’s affection for Sinh grows, complicated by her insistence on keeping things platonic. With Anh translating for her perceptive grandmother, who seems to sense a burgeoning romance, reality unfolds as Anh shares unsettling news about their company being sold, a revelation that could change everything. She also imparts the wisdom of a Vietnamese tradition: that anyone who steps onto your threshold during Tết can greatly affect your fortune for the year ahead.
The following morning, Sinh makes his way to Amanda’s home, and as they join forces to prepare the festive feast, a mix of nostalgia and new beginnings fills the air. Just when Amanda prepares to open her heart, a gentle kiss unexpectedly sweeps her away.
Soon, their adventure leads them to Hanoi, where John confronts Amanda, determined to rekindle their relationship. Caught off guard, both Sinh and Amanda are left in a state of disappointment. In a vulnerable moment alone, John professes his readiness to elevate their relationship, placing Amanda in a love triangle that balances the secure past with the exciting unknown of Sinh.
As the evening unfolds into an enthralling water puppetry performance filled with laughter and tantalizing street food, an undercurrent of tension runs deep. Anh overhears that Tourista has acquired their tour company, triggering a whirlwind of emotions. John’s congratulatory remarks about Amanda’s success only serve to heighten tension, leading to an emotional showdown between Amanda and Sinh.
In the aftermath, John reveals he plans to leave for Los Angeles at year-end, which unknowingly alleviates Amanda’s emotional burden. Upon realizing John’s motivations have been more self-serving than genuine, Amanda acknowledges her own desires and decides to say goodbye to him.
As the situation unfolds, Sinh seeks solitude at his father’s house to reflect, but Amanda’s determination grows. With Anh’s help, a surprise visit is orchestrated, allowing Amanda to finally confront her feelings and ensure that Sinh doesn’t leave her life forever, igniting hope for a future filled with either love, friendship, or a tantalizing blend of both.
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