Travel () professionals
Vacation flirtation?
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A-BrandiKink
In person & Online/Virtual
El Paso TX US
Neurotic, perverted, and confident Slut dismantling your internalized shame.
1 service
Author BDSM Coach Educator Erotic creator Kinkster Photographer
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trevorjames
In person & Online/Virtual
Los Angeles CA US
Intentional, consent-forward cuddling, massage, sacred intimacy, and intimacy coaching for men in Los Angeles.
3 services, 1 product
Author Coach Educator Facilitator Massage Therapist Professional Cuddler Tantric Practicioner
Massage Therapist Muse
Kinkster
Mistress Lesly
In person & Online/Virtual
Lisbon PT
Mistress Lesly, your truly blonde hypnotysing young lady. Available for BDSM sessions, CAM, finance dominance, etc.
BDSM Dancer Dominatrix
Artist Author Dancer Educator Erotic creator Kinkster Muse
Kinkster Model Muse
lola20001
In person & Online/Virtual
New York NY US
Professional sensual massage services in NYC Manhattan, also professional companion services with deep connection
Massage Therapist BDSM
Muse
Author Photographer BDSM
What is travel?
When somebody tags 'travel' as an experience on their Sensuali profile, it means that they are willing to travel with or to somebody for a date. This is also referred to often as 'FMTY' (fly me to you).
What makes it hot?
Embarking on a travel date with a companion adds an element of adventure and exclusivity to the experience. It's not just about the destination; it's about sharing the journey with someone who brings warmth, companionship and an enriched perspective to your travels. Whether exploring a new city or revisiting a favourite spot, this personalised travel experience is usually an exciting and unique experience.
You can message a provider on Sensuali to discuss your travel plans, and make arrangements that include travel expenses, accommodation, and compensation.
Costs usually cover the companion’s travel, accommodation, expenses and a predetermined fee for their time and services. It’s important to discuss and agree on all financial aspects upfront.
Activities can range from dining out, sightseeing, attending events, or simply enjoying quiet time together. The key is to plan activities that both of you will enjoy and that respect the companion’s comfort level and interests.
DO
Communicate clearly: Discuss and agree upon the itinerary, expectations, and any special requests well in advance to ensure both parties are on the same page.
Respect boundaries: Be mindful of your companion's comfort and personal boundaries, both physically and emotionally.
Be punctual and organised: Respect your companion's time by being punctual for all activities and keeping travel arrangements organised.
Be supportive: On a travel trip it is usually expected for the client to cover all expenses whilst on the trip. Take extra care to make sure your companion feels provided for throughout.
Balance your time: Ensure a mix of joint activities and suggest some downtime alone to create a balanced, enjoyable experience for both.
DON'T
Avoid assumptions: Don’t assume your companion is available at all times; respect their need for personal time and space.
Lose control: Refrain from engaging in any behaviour that could make your companion uncomfortable such as excessive drinking.
Neglect feelings: Whilst the space you're in might feel familiar to you, be aware that it might be alien to your companion. Make sure they feel safe and comfortable.
Forget practicalities: Don’t ignore practical considerations like ensuring safety, keeping travel documents handy, and managing expenses transparently.