As the Academy Awards approach, a new trend known as 'set-jetting' emerges, where travelers seek out real-world locations featured in Oscar-winning films. Nearly 40% of travelers express interest in visiting these cinematic sites, with one in five stating that films influence their travel plans. In Los Angeles, iconic spots like the Venice Beach Boardwalk and Griffith Observatory serve as backdrops for beloved films, including 'La La Land' and 'Barbie.' The serene landscapes of Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park also capture cinematic beauty, as seen in 'Nomadland.' In the South, Savannah, Georgia, enchants visitors with historic sites like Chippewa Square, while Richmond, Virginia, offers a glimpse into Civil War history. The Midwest showcases Chicago's transformation into Gotham City in 'The Dark Knight,' alongside the nostalgic charm of Winnetka from 'Home Alone.' Finally, the Northeast features Philadelphia's Rocky steps and the vibrant streets of New York City, as depicted in 'West Side Story.' These destinations not only celebrate film history but also invite travelers to immerse themselves in the stories they love.