WEF Conference Sets New Record For Transgender Escorts, Private Jet Surge [WATCH]

A “pay for dates” platform has reported a record number of bookings for escorts during the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, as global elites gathered for the event.

According to the Titt4tat paid dating service, 2023 saw a significant surge in demand for commercial intimacy, with a reported 300 women and trans women booked during the conference, compared to around 170 last year.

Andreas Berger, a spokesman for Titt4tat, spoke to The Daily Mail about the high demand for escorts at the WEF, noting that the atmosphere at the event this year appeared to fuel the increased appetite for scandalous behavior among the attendees.

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“In terms of the number of bookings for commercial intimacy, it was another record year for us,” Berger said. “Since the start of the WEF, we’ve seen around 300 women and trans women been booked in Davos and the surrounding area.”

Berger also pointed to a concerning trend during this year’s WEF, with an increasing number of women required to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in relation to their bookings.

These NDAs, he explained, were often written in English and are likely intended to maintain the secrecy of the activities of their clients.

“We suspect that this is the consequence of recent news about sex parties in Hollywood,” Berger speculated.

The rise in secrecy and the involvement of high-profile individuals in such activities has raised questions about the integrity of the event and its attendees, who regularly lecture the public on issues like climate change while engaging in extravagant and controversial behaviors.

Berger shared that Titt4tat earned approximately CHF300,000 (around £270,000 or $337,000) in just the first three days of the WEF, with the overall revenue for the event from various agencies estimated to be around CHF1 million (£900,000 or $1.1 million).

This significant financial gain for the platform highlights the scale of the demand for escorts during the globalist gathering.

The WEF has faced increasing criticism in recent years for its displays of wealth and hypocrisy.

Attendees of the event, many of whom are vocal advocates for policies aimed at combating climate change, have been criticized for their lavish lifestyles.

This year, reports surfaced that the number of private jet landings at Zurich, the closest airport to Davos, had surged by 170% compared to the previous week.

The Billionaire Elites at The WEF – literally fly their Private Jets into Davos in order to discuss ways in getting YOU to share a car with your neighbour. pic.twitter.com/QmzCTEBgxr

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) January 24, 2025

On one day alone, 54 private jets were reported to have landed, underscoring the disparity between the WEF’s message about the climate crisis and the behavior of its attendees.

Today, thousands of self-proclaimed corporate and governmental “elites” will arrive in private jets for the WEF’s annual Davos summit, where they will spend days lecturing all us peasants about the need to eat insects, walk to work and own nothing under the guise of tackling… pic.twitter.com/8kpC5aH6v0

— Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) January 20, 2025

The juxtaposition between the elite’s calls for climate action and their own excessive carbon footprints, as well as the increasing demand for commercial intimacy at the event, has sparked outrage among critics.

These revelations highlight the growing gap between the WEF’s moralizing rhetoric and the actions of its high-profile participants.

While the WEF continues to be billed as a forum for global leaders to discuss pressing issues like climate change, inequality, and economic challenges, the reports of secretive activities and the lavish lifestyles of its attendees call into question the true nature of the event.

As the world faces increasing challenges, including economic instability and environmental concerns, the contrast between the rhetoric of the global elites and their actions remains a point of contention for many.

The revelations from this year’s WEF suggest that, behind the closed doors of the Swiss ski resort, a culture of excess and secrecy continues to thrive among the world’s most influential figures.

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