One common mistake to shun is not giving your right side when escorting. Historically, the person being escorted was the one on the left, especially in cases of monarchies, as well as partners staying to the left of their partners. Although this rule is not strictly followed today, it's a good idea to be aware of the context and respect customs when possible.

Another faux pas to be careful of is grabbing hands or offering a handshake. Instead of holding firmly, keep your grip unfussy and be prepared to let go as soon as you've confirmed the handshake. You should also avoid dragging out the handshake, as this may be perceived as insecure.

Proper table manners when escorting are also essential. Make sure you pay attention to seating arrangements, as well as announcements of arriving guests at prestigious meetings. You should get up when the M.C. enter the room, when dinner is served or during any formal messages during an event.

It's not only the people you are meeting who get impressed but your ability to keep track of them too. To avoid this faux pas, take a note or jot down names with your visitor so you can check it later.

Maintaining professional boundaries when required becomes almost impossible if not addressed. By employing strong etiquette and elite courtesans prioritizing good manners, you can master these critical aspects of your job as an escort and significantly augment your professional skills.

In both business environments, paying attention to the sequence of introductions, making conversation by listening actively, and not interrupting, following through with conversations, keeping phone messages turned off, and avoiding twitching or picking at fingers are the top things to keep in mind when escorting or hosting guests, thereby promising both people are pleased with the experience.