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But I sure would. I visited Vegas last. Want to tour NYC next, then who knows... Maybe Hawaii. Sounds heavenly;)

But I sure would. I visited Vegas last. Want to tour NYC next, then who knows... Maybe Hawaii. Sounds heavenly;)

Hopefully you will come so I can cum.

Even planned halfway through it this past summer....

didn't end up going because of schedule, money, lack of knowledge about Hawaii's hobby scene.... I didn't know where to advertise/etc. and one appt isn't enough to get me out there! Lack of prebooking can be an issue...

I am not a full time touring provider so I Do not know how other ladies handle this... I was a little too intimidated to take the leap in my first year!

Maybe this year?


Natalie

I thought you were coming this year for sure! LOL. J/K. f you make it you make it. (but I hope you do)

As far as the hobby scene and where to advertise etc., I did give you all that info last year when you were planning to come and I will gladly give it to you again. As for schedule or money, can't help you there. Prebooking is a whole other story. If you are counting on prebooking, you may never make it out here. Hawaii hobbyists are not the prebooking type. Almost all ladies who expect prebooking before coming out end up cancelling their tours because of no or not enough prebookings. It is a catch 22. Some ladies don't want to come out without prebooking and the hobbyists don't want to prebook because the lady is likely to cancel her trip. The ladies that do well have to gamble that they will get appointments when they get here. If rates and services are in line with the competition and they advertise, they should do well.

Some ladies tour Hawaii regularly once a year or even several times a year. Some make it once and never return. If you are in Hawaii and looking for touring providers keep your eyes on EROS, the TER "other cities" ad board, and even BP. There were two top 100 ladies in Maui just this past week.

Some ladies do rather well and keep returning. Some do "not so well," and never come back, but I think with proper advertising, and the attitude that they are here for vacation rather than work, at the minimum they should be able to leave with most or all their expenses covered (break even, and have a nice vacation) or leave with a handsome profit.

The problem for the local hobbyist (and possibly for the touring provider as well) is there is no constant timely influx of touring providers. There could be 6 or 8 here the same week, then zero for 3 or 4 months. Kind of messes with supply and demand.

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