Laura 25
From€180/hr
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Services ● Docket SV-05 ● 03 tickets attached
A Travel Companion, Itinerary Sealed.
Some bookings never sit still. A travel companion is booked for the parts of a trip that move: a day in another city, a drive along the coast, a working week that would otherwise pass alone between hotels. She travels the way she arrives at a door, punctual, elegantly packed and unremarkable to every stranger passing.
Travel formats are shaped per companion and per plan, quoted on request, with the anchor rate holding at from €180 per hour and every figure confirmed on WhatsApp before she packs. The itinerary you share with us is used to plan, and then treated like everything else here: read once, acted on, kept nowhere.
Section 01, Now printing
Cleared for Travel companion.
Nancy 30
From€180/hr
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Samanta 27
From€180/hr
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Section 02
Journeys we arrange.
Day trips do most of the volume: Utrecht for wharf cellars and quiet lanes, Den Haag for the coast at Scheveningen, Rotterdam for the skyline and the rooftop bars. Longer arrangements follow the same logic with more calendar, a companion joining you for two or three days of a Netherlands itinerary, meeting you at stations, dinners and hotel lobbies exactly as agreed.
Flights and cross-border travel are a conversation rather than a page; ask with dates, and you will get a plain answer about what can be done well. Ask early rather than perfectly, too: a half-formed plan in the thread beats a polished one sent too late.
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Planning, honestly.
Distance changes the sums, not the rules. For a day trip, a morning message usually suffices; for multi-day plans, a few days of notice buys the right companion rather than the available one. Tell us the fixed points, the train times, the dinner, the return, and we build her schedule around yours; two fixed points and a rough return hour are enough for a complete quote. Schiphol pickups and send-offs fold neatly into travel bookings, since the airport is on the way to everywhere.
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A day trip, timed.
The sums of a good day trip are simple and worth printing. Leave Amsterdam mid morning and Utrecht's lanes are yours by eleven; leave after breakfast for the coast and the sea fills the whole afternoon before dinner in the dunes' shadow. Trains beat cars to every city on our map, and a companion who knows the platforms is worth more than a first-class ticket.
Build the return loosely. The best day trips end an hour later than planned, and the thread can price that possibility in advance if you ask it to.
Section 05
Who travels well.
Laura is the adventurer, at home on horseback, on ski slopes and on the road between them, Nancy treats a road trip as a holiday in itself, and Samanta is the composed presence who makes breakfast in a strange city feel arranged in advance. The athletic names tend to travel lightest, though every companion on the roster holds her own away from home. Tell us the pace of the trip, packed or wandering, and the suggestion will match it.
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Luggage, logistics and silence.
She brings what the plan requires and nothing that needs explaining. Tickets and rooms stay in your name and under your control; we never book travel on your behalf, so no manifest anywhere pairs your name with ours. Costs en route, meals, tickets, a second coffee at a station, are simply part of travelling together.
The fee itself is agreed before departure in the booking thread, one figure, sealed like the rest, and the whole journey afterwards exists only where it should: in the photographs you took of the scenery.
** Travel companion, the fine print **
Anything else, the desk answers at any hour
Q01How far ahead should I plan a travel booking?
A day trip books comfortably the morning before, sometimes the same day; two or more days deserve most of a week of notice. The earlier the word, the better the match between the companion and the journey.
Q02Do you arrange her transport?
Getting her to the starting point and home again is our job and part of the quoted figure. Everything the two of you do in between, trains, taxis, tables, stays in your hands and your name.
Q03Can she join a trip already in progress?
Easily. Name the city, the hotel district and the day, and she meets you there; Utrecht, Den Haag and Rotterdam are routine, and other Dutch cities are usually workable with a little more notice.
Q04What happens to the itinerary I share?
It is used to plan her schedule and to quote the booking, then it goes the way of everything else in this house. We keep no travel file, no history of routes, and no note that either of you ever left Amsterdam.
Q05What will she wear for a travel day?
Whatever the plan calls for, judged from the brief you give: comfortable for platforms and cobbles, polished for the dinner at the far end. Companions in this format pack lightly and read dress codes well; name the venues and the wardrobe handles itself.
Section 07, Cross index
The rest of the index.
Every other way an evening gets booked here, or start from the full services index.
- Docket SV-01Hotel outcall companionship Hotel outcall This is the format the agency was built around: you stay where you are, and the company comes to you. No venue of ours, no lobby rendezvous unless you want one, no third location for anyone to... Tickets attached04 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-02Dinner date companionship Dinner date Some bookings are measured in hours; a dinner date is measured in courses. You choose the table, she arrives as your guest, and for three or four hours the evening looks like precisely what it is,... Tickets attached04 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-03Overnight companionship Overnight The overnight is the longest line on the receipt and the most personal: from late evening until morning, one companion, no clock in the room. It is the format guests ask about most carefully, so... Tickets attached04 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-04Girlfriend experience companionship Girlfriend experience Some guests want an evening that does not feel booked at all. The girlfriend experience is that line of the ledger: companionship with the warmth turned up and the formality turned off, an... Tickets attached03 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-06Business event companionship Business events Amsterdam runs on meetings, and meetings trail dinners, receptions and awkward empty seats. This format fills the seat properly: a companion who dresses to the invitation, follows the evening's... Tickets attached04 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-07Duo companionship Duo One line of the receipt, two names on it. A duo booking brings a pair of companions to the same evening: dinner conversation that runs three ways, a night through the city with better company than... Tickets attached04 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-08Companionship for couples For couples Couples book us more often than the city might guess. Sometimes the occasion is an anniversary that deserves a third glass at the table; sometimes it is simply two people who travel together and... Tickets attached03 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-09Night out companionship Night out Amsterdam after ten is a different city, and it is wasted on the solo traveller. The night out format gives you a companion for the moving version of the evening: a cocktail bar to start, music... Tickets attached04 Open the docket →
- Docket SV-10Extended booking companionship Extended bookings Past a certain length, a booking stops being an appointment and becomes an arrangement. The extended format covers everything beyond a single evening: half days, full days, and the multi-day... Tickets attached03 Open the docket →
This format.Booked in one line.
Name the hotel and the hour it should start. The quote arrives whole, the record never exists.
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