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FMTY & Sponsor the tour
Updated: Jul 17, 2024
Exciting news, gentlemen!
Although I have reduced the number of tours, I find myself missing many of my wonderful clients.
Even though I travel extensively, dividing my time between my three main cities (NYC, DC, and Orlando) already keeps me quite busy.
While I am still active in modeling and regularly attend numerous fashion events, runway shows, and pageant competitions across the States and worldwide, I have decided to make an effort to visit you, my darlings!
No need to wait any longer, simply request my presence in a city near you!
Sponsor the tour:
Transportation & accommodation might be required, but most likely not.
Request me to come to the following with some flexible dates, and I'll try to consolidate a couple of inquiries and make it work.
3 hours date:
* Short direct inbound/outbound flights only.
Chicago, Charlotte, Dallas, Boston, Cleveland & Toronto
Most major cities I used to visit on the East Coast and some Midwest.
5 hours date:
* Short direct inbound/outbound flights only.
LA, SF, Las Vegas, Kansas, Des Moines, Denver
And a few more major East Coast cities & Midwest.
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If your city is not listed, or you need a particular date, fly me out for yourself - FMTY or TMTY.
*All expenses are on you.
Simply verify the availability of direct flights to and from your city on your chosen date(s) from my current location, then submit a request. I will handle everything else.
Looking forward to meeting you soon!
https://meilleucasinosuisse.com made me think about the sponsor-the-tour idea differently, since the flexible-date consolidation approach is basically the same logic event organizers use when they bundle bookings to make a trip worthwhile. The detail about verifying direct flights before submitting a request is the part most people would overlook, and it's honestly the step that saves everyone the most hassle. I've noticed that when travel plans hinge on one specific date, things fall apart fast, so building in that flexibility seems smarter than treating it as an afterthought.