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Touring ?

Sensual ~ Vanessa

Sensual ~ Vanessa

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I've not toured before so I'm interested in how you go about it

When travelling to small towns, how on earth do you
book a apartment/hotel/whichever based on minimum
pictures and description.
I've lived in a small town so I know discretion is the most
critical in small communities but these little web pics
shown on accommodation sites are shocking, hard to get an
overview of its location, and how private it is.
Any thoughts or local knowledge on this would be appreciated.
I'm open to any towns in WA, I like going country :)

The next question is more about your comfort in investing
money in a tour. It must be a gamble to being able to
make costs back and then profit. What's it like touring small
towns in January (I know its a holiday) and I wondered if this factor
has an impact on the success of a tour? What kind of time frame
is best - a week ?

I'm thinking with these laws proposed, I will have to move along
with country tour plans, in case the opportunity passes me by.
And to tour interstate would definately be on the cards, as other
states - (if the WA proposed laws are passed)
will have better working laws than here.

Any feedback would be appreciated ?
Guys too any tips you have from a client's perspective

Thanks in advance :hello:
 
Generally, when going into a new city or town, I arrive at least a day or two before my ads begin running. Personally exploring particular hotels, motels, apartments, looking at parking, accessibility, security pins, elevator locks etc etc

As a general rule - where possible, the larger the property (4 to 5 star), the easier it is to work out of, so trial and error is involved mixed in with a bit of instinct when starting in a new town.

Family run bed and breakfasts type of properties will usually kick you out.

WHen investigating Motel/Hotels, I look at reception hours, whether a client has to walk past them (chances are in a small town they are known), so a private rental would most likely be the option there if not brothel accommodation.

I probably think it would be ok not to base yourself in the centre, as many people would know everyone else in a small township, so being based a little out of town would still give discretion to the client.

Otherwise, on the odd ocassion I have asked workers who advertise in the area for advice - but then at times you'll be given the run around since you may be invading in someone's turf.

Trust your gut, keep a low profile and be alert is all i can say.
 
Vanessa, most country towns are starved for girls. Wherever I go, I do well. The money I make covers my flights, accommodation, food and I will have a nice profit afterwards.

Advertise in advance. Private Girls.com and in the local paper. A week is usually sufficient.

Hotels which have direct room access work well. The client can drive straight to your door, park out front of your room and comes directly to your door. These are the hotels I find most discreet for your clientele.

If touring farming towns, January is harvest time. So perhaps not the best time of the year in those areas. Usually 2/3 days per down is sufficient.
 
Harvest has been going for a couple of weeks in my neck of the woods and will go to the end of December.

How do you deal with laundry in that type of scenario?
 
Thank You Ladies for the feedback.

I had contemplated a similiar hotel arrangement to the one you mentioned Alexandra.
I thought it might potentially be obvious but it does seem ideal to have a situation
where guys can drive in and out and only have to walk straight to the door.

January seems to have less going for it, so it'd have to be before Christmas or into the new year.

Jade - I've noticed too, that local girls in the country areas are not as forthcoming
to help. I can kind of understand why, the tips you've offered are awesome.

Thanks again for sharing - its appreciated.
 
fifoboy said:
Harvest has been going for a couple of weeks in my neck of the woods and will go to the end of December.

How do you deal with laundry in that type of scenario?
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"roughly" whereabouts are you ?
is it the same across all country towns or is harvest time depending on what your harvesting ? :p

Good question about laundry, I guess it would be a matter of sussing out laundry facilities at the motel, some have a laundry room with machines and dryers
 
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