Advice

A small, almost entirely independent market with its own vocabulary. What differs from a standard booking, and how to ask questions without being rude.

It is not a compromise and it is not a budget option. What experience actually changes about an hour.

Nine things that make you the client escorts want back, none of which cost anything.

Four signals that reliably separate a real listing from a bait one, and the single price rule that catches most of them.

Yes in England, Wales and Scotland. No in Northern Ireland. And one offence carries no defence of ignorance at all, which is the part worth reading.

The two most used labels on any listing, constantly misread as a quality ladder. They are opposite ends of a spectrum, and most people pick the wrong one first.

Nobody is going to stop her at reception. What hotels expect, what to give when you book, and the one detail that causes most of the problems.

What to say, what you will be asked, what to bring and what happens when you arrive. The whole process, without the coyness.