Not For Me

I reside in Las Vegas, and I've never toured.  Because I truly am a "low volume" provider (no more than one rendezvous a day, and usually a week) and I like to keep my rates competitive ($350/1 hour) for the saturated market in Vegas, my tour costs would be much higher than my income.

Some providers travel, and some don't. Of the ones that do travel, some travel "all over" and some travel to just a few select places.  

Is it normal? Of course it is. Providers are people. Many people travel. Didn't you say in an earlier thread that you and your wife travel a lot?

Why they travel? Numerous reasons. Some providers have other jobs, and they may be traveling for their job, and they throw up an ad and get some dates while they are in another town. Then there's all the following reasons:
Change of scenery
Change of pace
Get away from home base for a while
Get away from the cold
Generate more money
Meet more clients
Vacation
See the world
Different experiences
And more...

Of course that is a bit skewed since half the gals I see are traveling gals.

Overall, I'd say it would be more like a quarter of full time escorts travel for at least part of the year, and some only travel to the extent that they'll travel a day by car rather than fly somewhere and make a real event of it.

The reason should be obvious, the bigger the territory the more business you can do.  Some people enjoy  travel as well

I don't travel "all over" ...

ut I certainly travel. People, life and culture differ from place to place. I love to see and experience all the differences that living has to offer. Especially in regard to meeting clients and making connections. I love the bigger cities and quaint/quirky smaller towns. They each breed unique characters and amazing -area specific- food. Let's not forget food.  

 Though I'm looking to expand my travels, right now I have just a few states/areas that I visit regularly. Of course, if a gentleman wants to bring me to see him anywhere in the states or abroad, I am totally game!

  Xo Alexa

I love Atlanta which is my home base, but we also have times that business tends to be pretty slow. Traveling can help make up for that. Also, as Ginger stated in her reply, it's really kind of nice to be able to turn it into a "multipurpose trip" especially if you have friends or family in other areas or things you want to see. You can do it without really having to take time off.

but many of us are open to travel within a certain range