Why local company makes a difference
A companion who lives in the city knows which neighbourhood to walk, where people actually eat and the corners no guidebook mentions, and she is easy company while you see them. She can help with the language, the menu and the metro.
Planning the day
- Share what you would like to see, and the pace you like
- Agree the meeting point and the timings
- Start somewhere public: a cafe, a museum or a well-known square
- Settle who books meals, tickets and transport; the client pays for them
- Tell a friend your plans for the day
Staying comfortable in a new place
Book through a service where a person has checked her identity, say what matters to you before the day, and keep your plans with someone you trust. The day ends at the agreed time and place, and she is never asked back to where you are staying. After that, the only job left is to enjoy the city.
Common questions
Will she know the city well?
Choose a companion who lives there and she can take you to the places worth seeing. Tell us your interests so the day fits them.
Is it safe to meet in a city I do not know?
Yes, when a person has checked her identity, you meet somewhere public and someone you trust knows your plans.
Can she help with restaurants and sights?
Yes. Local suggestions and easy company are what a day like this is for.