Bachelor In Paradise - Australia - Season 3 - Media SM - *Sleuthing Spoilers* #2

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Frantic producers are said to be scrambling to find a way to film the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The show usually films every November at Fiji's Mango Bay Resort - however with most interstate borders still firmly closed and international travel mostly out of the question, it seems unlikely that contestants will be able to fly out for the series.

However, The Wash reports there may still be a glimmer of hope, as they claim producers have already 'approached big names' from the Bachelor franchise to star in the series, and are looking at popular tourist hotspot Noosa in QLD as a potential back-up location.

According to the publication, the idyllic resort town 'has been discussed as a potential location, depending on what happens with Queensland's border and if they can get the cast and crew there.'

However, stars from this year's The Bachelor and the yet-to-be aired The Bachelorette have not been approached for the next season of Bachelor In Paradise as of yet.

Weighing up the options of the show's future, the source admitted: 'It's good news that Channel 10 and producers want the show to go ahead and are doing everything in their power to make this happen.

'But then it's bad news that there's so much uncertainty right now, and if they get the green light, it'll likely be a very different show.'

Bobette wrote:LOL - it looks like TPTB liked our suggestion of filming the next season in QLD.  

Frantic producers are said to be scrambling to find a way to film the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The show usually films every November at Fiji's Mango Bay Resort - however with most interstate borders still firmly closed and international travel mostly out of the question, it seems unlikely that contestants will be able to fly out for the series.

However, The Wash reports there may still be a glimmer of hope, as they claim producers have already 'approached big names' from the Bachelor franchise to star in the series, and are looking at popular tourist hotspot Noosa in QLD as a potential back-up location.

According to the publication, the idyllic resort town 'has been discussed as a potential location, depending on what happens with Queensland's border and if they can get the cast and crew there.'

However, stars from this year's The Bachelor and the yet-to-be aired The Bachelorette have not been approached for the next season of Bachelor In Paradise as of yet.

Weighing up the options of the show's future, the source admitted: 'It's good news that Channel 10 and producers want the show to go ahead and are doing everything in their power to make this happen.

'But then it's bad news that there's so much uncertainty right now, and if they get the green light, it'll likely be a very different show.'

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@GuardianAngel, may we please have a thread for Bachelor in Paradise AU S4?

Bobette wrote:Yeah I agree, QLD is a no-brainer but I'd think they could do better than Noosa, both in terms of resorts and privacy from paps.  Maybe Jess from Angie's season gave them a discount voucher for a hotel there?  

Agent99 wrote:Keep in mind the Fiji "resort"is two star.  I don't think the budget will extend to Daydream Island