Traveling providers who avoid the U.S.A. intentionally.

[viewing ownly]

I witness it often enough to chime in on wondering why that is? There's a plethora of attractive men on the go who visit places all over the world with the ability to donate for their time that deliberately omit the U.S. from their itinerary. 

Perhaps for some reason they are prohibited entry? I know of providers who tell me that they cannot travel out of the state they're in - and then I regret privately delving into why! Perhaps they see the violence that happens in the States too often and decide for their safety it's best to keep out? I don't see a more lucrative country for people to be seen for entertainment.

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

I have escort friends from other countries who used to travel internationally, but now solely stay in the United States because it is more lucrative for them to be an illegal resident and remain here permanently rather than leave the country and not be allowed back in when they try return.

Edited July 25 by Vegas_Millennial

[+ DrownedBoy]

Our puritan Homeland Security loves cracking down on escorts entering the country.

Traditionally,  European escorts could expect to make more money than back home. I'd like to know why too.

[56harrisond]

 

[soloyo215]

8 hours ago, viewing ownly said:

I witness it often enough to chime in on wondering why that is? There's a plethora of attractive men on the go who visit places all over the world with the ability to donate for their time that deliberately omit the U.S. from their itinerary. 

Perhaps for some reason they are prohibited entry? I know of providers who tell me that they cannot travel out of the state they're in - and then I regret privately delving into why! Perhaps they see the violence that happens in the States too often and decide for their safety it's best to keep out? I don't see a more lucrative country for people to be seen for entertainment.

When I've been out of the USA, I've met providers who indeed don't include USA in their visits. The reason one of them gave me is that he has plenty of business outside the US (mostly in Europe, but he goes to Japan) and he's doing well. He's not "avoiding" the USA, he's just too busy. The other told me that he tried it and wasn't too successful because of the language issue, which in other countries doesn't seem to be as much of an issue as it is in the USA (his thoughts, not mine).

Interestingly, when in Barcelona, I actually met a provider from DC. He said that he makes good money, enough to maintain his apartment in Spain and his living place in DC. He says that there's a "more laid back atmosphere" there (my reply to that was: "In Barcelona, Spain? Are you sure?"). He seemed happy and levelheaded.

As for thinking that there is an overall sector of the provided population that avoids the USA or the reasons, I'm not sure that I put a lot of thought in it. I could only guess, and my guess might be similar to why many wealthy travelers avoid USA, or come to USA just to be able to say that they visited it. The American way of living is not for everybody. Some are successful, some are not. Some like it, some don't.

There might also be fear over coming to the USA with only a visa and ending up arrested for illegal practices.

Just my thoughts.

Edited July 25 by soloyo215

[+ José Soplanucas]

8 hours ago, Vegas_Millennial said:

 it is more lucrative for them to be an illegal resident and remain here permanently rather than leave the country and not be allowed back in when they try return.

LOL. Not only escorts. You just told mostly every undocumented immigrant's story.

[+ DynamicUno]

A while back, I met an escort in Canada who claimed he had been stopped at a border crossing entering the US.  He claimed he was flagged with the border agent saying he was entering to work and he was sent back with a multi-year ban on reentry.  If this is being broadly enforced, I can see escorts avoiding the US due to the risk of being banned and losing the cost of travel after getting turned away.  There can be a chilling effect even if the enforcement is inconsistent.