Navigating London’s Nightlife: A Guide to International Escort Services
An International Escort is a woman who provides sexual services in exchange for payment to clients worldwide. She may work through professional escort services or independently. International Escorts often serve wealthy people, businesspeople, politicians, celebrities and those seeking luxurious experiences; they are widely available all around the globe and known for providing both emotionally fulfilling and physically stimulating experiences while offering new ways of meeting people.
Though most sex workers are female, men are also at an equal risk of engaging in prostitution. Prostitution in many countries is legal and well-regulated by government agencies that set standards based on international human rights treaties or International Labor Organization Conventions or Recommendations.
Most sex workers are self-employed; however, some work for professional escort services or other forms of sex work agencies. Such agencies typically require their employees to sign a contract that establishes the terms of their work relationship as sex workers; additionally they may incur a registration fee.
Dependent upon a country and its legal system, the terms of an employment contract for professional sex workers can differ drastically, including written or verbal contracts. Customs may also play a part in their decisions regarding sexual exploitation and professional sex workers may face pressure to comply with local customs.
Clients can hire a sex worker through an agency either by telephone, using an exclusive escort phone number, or visiting physical locations that offer these services. Once hired, the sex worker may either accept or decline to engage; if accepted she usually calls the agency with details on herself and what sort of sexual services the client requires; her employer then assigns her directly.
Escorts are hired to accompany clients to social events, engage in conversation and/or provide a sexual experience. Escorts may be paid either a flat fee or as a percentage of what the client pays them for their services. They can either join them at their home or hotel room (known as out-call), or stay with them at four star or higher hotel (in-call).
Professional sex workers in many parts of the world face low wages and abuse from employers. Streetwalkers may report lower job satisfaction compared to domestic sex workers and are exposed to more risks due to mobility and using street-level communication codes.
Some sex workers offer themselves for sale to truck drivers at roadside stops and stopping centers, known as lot lizards. These sex workers use CB radios to pitch themselves directly to truckers while conversing amongst themselves using codes derived from commercial driving jargon.