An Escort is a person hired to provide companionship, social interaction, or entertainment for a set period, such as attending dinners, parties, or conferences, rather than solely providing sexual services. While some escorts may offer sexual services, the role is technically defined by companionship, separating it from street prostitution.
What Escort Girls Do:
Social Companionship: They act as dates for business events, parties, or dinners.
Entertainment: Providing engaging conversation, charm, and presence in social settings.
Incall/Outcall Services: Meeting clients at their own residence (incall) or traveling to a client’s hotel or home (outcall).
Travel Companion: Accompanying clients on trips or vacations.
Non-Sexual Services: Some may offer companionship, emotional support, or platonic services, though the term is sometimes used to discreetly advertise sexual services.
Key Distinctions:
Legal vs. Illegal: In many jurisdictions, escorting is legal if it remains strictly companionship, but becomes illegal prostitution if sexual acts are exchanged for money.
Professionalism: Escorts often operate independently or through agencies, focusing on a high-class, discreet, and personable experience.