Travel companion.Leave the city,keep the company.

Short trips first. Utrecht, Den Haag and Rotterdam are each a train ride away, and the girls already cover them as outcall. A travel booking goes a step further. She travels with you, stays for the length of the trip, and comes back when you do.

Longer journeys, elsewhere in the country or abroad, are possible on request. They need real notice, a clear itinerary and a companion whose own diary allows it. The desk tells you honestly whether a trip works before anything is agreed.

Travel bookings are planned, never improvised. Send the desk the dates, the destination, how you are getting there and what the days look like. Meetings from nine to six? She has her own time during the day and joins you for the evenings. Pure holiday? Then it is company from breakfast on.

Travel is always a quote: on request, confirmed on WhatsApp, with transport and rooms agreed in the same conversation. Nothing is left to sort out on the platform.

A day trip is the easy version. Train to Utrecht in the morning, your meeting, a long lunch together, back in Amsterdam for dinner. It needs a day or so of notice and very little else.

Nights away are a different animal. She packs for the trip, not the evening, so tell her the dress codes: a business dinner, a beach walk, a smart hotel bar. Say whether there is one room or two. Agree what happens on the days you work.

The longer the trip, the more the plan protects you both. A clear itinerary means she can relax into the journey, and so can you. Start with the booking steps, and check the rates page for how quotes work.

Travel is close quarters in the everyday sense. You share timetables, waiting rooms, bad station coffee. The trips that go best leave room for both people: a few hours apart in the day, her own space in the plan, a clear time to meet again.

Treat her like the travelling partner she is. Keep the plans you agreed. If something shifts, a delayed flight or a cancelled meeting, tell the desk in the same thread straight away.

Trip costs, tickets, rooms, meals on the road, get agreed before you leave, not at the ticket machine. Nobody enjoys a negotiation on platform five.

Laura is adventurous and full of energy, a skier and horse rider who loves to travel, so a trip is her natural habitat. Nancy is sunny and easygoing, into road trips, swimming and sushi, the ideal passenger for a long drive. Samanta learns languages for fun and knows design hotels inside out, useful anywhere unfamiliar. Cindy is sporty and cheerful, into sailing and photography, great on a weekend by the coast.

Browse the whole roster by look on the types pages, the slim set included, then ask the desk who is free on your dates.

Most trips leave from Amsterdam Centraal or Schiphol. Meeting at the station or the airport is simple. Tell the desk the platform, the café or the departures area, and she is there before the board changes.

Flying? Share the flight time early, so she can be at the airport with room to spare rather than racing the check-in desk.

Driving? Pick her up somewhere easy to stop, a hotel entrance or a quiet side street near the station, not the middle of Damrak at rush hour. Tell the desk the car and the plate so she walks to the right one.