When you travel, you make more money. I love to travel, but unlike others, I don't like to stack clients. I try to provide a true GFE, which means for *me* I don't generally see more than one client that day. I keep a pretty low profile locally, so you won't be seeing me do specials, etc., on LA boards. My other career lets me travel, so I usually combine the two, so if I have cancellations, I don't stress as much.

I enjoy traveling as long as I'm seeing just one person and it's for one or two nights. That way, you feel more romantically linked to the person, instead of brining in people to a hotel room to have dates. I know it's more money but it's a little cold to me.

Hugs,
Ciara

and see new things. Being provider, makes it much easier, as
I can work and play!  

Most of my clients are on the East Coast, so that is where my travels take me. It is so nice to be able to see old friends  (they Love when I travel to them!) and meet new ones. You can never have too many friends or visit too many cities.

Kelly~

   

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The reason I gave up a full time day job was so I could travel more.  I love the freedom I get from being a provider, I can earn a good living and travel lots (both for business and just for pure fun).  

I make less when I travel because I have higher overheads than at home (flights, hotels etc) but I do it for the fun of getting out of London and visiting other countries.  I consider myself so lucky to be able to do this - I've been to 11 different countries in the past year, no way I'd be doing that with any other job!

because it is the freedom of being away.

The idea I can sleep in a bit, have breakfast in bed and not have to jump out of bed, get the kids ready, drop them off at school then work for 8 hours, go home get changed and start working in the evening.

It is also the fact that you see different clients and hooking with your provider friends for dinner/drinks.

Its like a fantasy when traveling for me.

Shaye