Escort job secrets from female companions about wealthy clients

Elite companion with escort job explains why the wealthy hire sex workers

A high-class escort has offered a rare glimpse into the discreet scene in Davos during the World Economic Forum, sharing what affluent attendees really think about the planet’s future — and, apparently, how that outlook intersects with escort jobs.

Salome Balthus, a 40-year-old Berlin-based escort and author, traveled to Davos, Switzerland, to meet high-end clients attending the annual gathering and provide companionship.

In an interview with MailOnline, she described a worldview she says is common among global elites: many are bracing for a long-term downturn and are opting to enjoy life while they can, often turning to escort services as part of that indulgence.

Climate anxiety is boosting demand for escort jobs

The female escort says her clients are convinced a climate disaster is unavoidable, and that the ultra-wealthy continue to spend freely on premium escorts in Switzerland — flying in, ironically, on emissions-heavy private jets.

According to Balthus, climate change is the unspoken issue hanging over Davos. She said the ultra-rich tend to split into two groups: those who believe the worst will mainly affect poor and non-white communities, and those who accept that things are deteriorating but see no point in acting — choosing instead to make the most of the present.

In that scenario, many women with sex jobs could end up benefiting from their decisions.

She described a sharp contrast: one faction is consumed by pessimism, while the other, in her words, “toasts to coming mass casualties.”

While this mindset about climate and adult jobs isn’t unique to Davos, she said it becomes especially concentrated during the World Economic Forum.

Salome said that some of the wealthiest in the first group argue that while people in low-income countries “might all die, we in the North will be fine.”

She went on: “They say in a democracy you have to sell the narrative — to tell people, ‘We didn’t know, we didn’t think it would get this bad,’ while in reality they do know.”

“Then there’s the other group that thinks the situation is more complex and could hit us too through unpredictable chain reactions. But they insist nothing can be done about the others, so they live by the motto, ‘after us, the flood.’”

They say they’ll enjoy a few more good years on Earth, knowing they see no future. It’s deeply cynical, and also profoundly sad.

Salome noted these conversations tend to surface in bars, saunas, and hotel lobbies — especially after drinks — and that high-end escort girls often hear them firsthand.

“Sometimes I bring it up and they react — that’s when it clicks for me. But that only happens late at night, after a few drinks, chatting at the bar. That’s when the truth spills out.”

“They’re either extremely proud of it and brag, or they treat me like an object, forgetting I have my own thoughts while they’re with me.”

“People should realize that the true adversaries of the poor and working class are not migrants, but the ultra-wealthy,” she added.

“‘Tax the Rich’ is a punchline behind closed doors... There’s a guy at the bar who yells ‘Tax the Rich’ with every round. They feel beyond reach.”

Salome said meetings with clients often revolve around “the thrill of erotica and the thrill of power — and sometimes power eclipses everything else.”

It’s not the truly powerful who seek services like this [hiring an escort] — they’re usually with their families. It’s more often the subordinate staff who get excited, sometimes first-timers.

- the companion shared.

Escort jobs are regulated in Switzerland, adding safety for escorts

The philosophy and German literature graduate said she does not attend parties where she waits to be chosen.

“It’s far more selective than that,” she explained, noting she carefully chooses clients who value not only her appearance and discretion but also her intellect.

According to her feminist escort agency in Berlin, Hetaera, a weekend costs clients about $6,300, while a two-hour meeting starts around $1,100.

Salome added: “With the people I meet [at the WEF], I agree to special terms I can’t discuss, and I only see clients I genuinely like.”

There are undeniably very smart people there, and honestly, given the state of the world, it seems they’re relying on a lot of alcohol right now.

Sex work is legal in Switzerland, where sex workers must pay taxes, register with local authorities, and have regular health checks. Business is strong for those choosing sexjobs.

In many countries, including Switzerland, the official position is that escorts are paid for their time, and how they use that time is up to them.

This hands-off model has been credited with lowering violence against sex workers and reducing human trafficking. That said, people enter adult works from a wide range of social and economic backgrounds.

In Davos, luxury escorts often dress in business attire to blend in and tend to be well-educated, speaking at least two languages — a common requirement in escorting. Their clientele largely consists of the roughly 3,000 delegates attending the forum, mostly wealthy men from business and politics.

Tiffany, an escort, said:

Discretion is the top skill for escorts — especially at the high end.

“I wear regular clothes, like a purple suit and a black coat, so I look like part of the conference crowd,” she previously told MailOnline.

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Source: Daily Mail.