Hi guys,
The F1 race in south korea just finished. This saw a massive amount of teams staff, F1related people and ofcourse plane-loads of tourists. Not only that but the race was seen as a reason to party for locals also. This must have clearly had an impact on the punting scene. Is there anyone from south korea here? there are so many working girls in south korea with so many love hotels located near bus/train stations to maximize public exposure. They must have been jam packed? There have also been reports that some F1 personnel may have lived at love motels. Did you see any use working girls? Anyone have ANY information? In a country where there are so many forms of getting with a working girl, i.e. Anmas, Barbershops, Business clubs, Chuljang massage, Dabangs, Daeddalbangs, Fetish clubs, Gataek massage, Host bars, Inhyeong Cheheombang, Jeonhwabangs, Juicy bars, Love motels, Noraebangs, Room salons, Red light districts, Yeochesobi, Yeojeongs, there is a lack of actual action being reported. Whats up with that?
In fact, the action is so high that I have read reports of 20% of women between 18 and 29 being in the industry at any given time. That is much high, too high to not hear any action from it. So, how is the current punting scene in south korea and what impact did the f1 grand prix have?

I'm Korean and have never used P4P services in korea before, so wouldn't be able to answer your question with 100% accuracy, I usually go night clubs with my mates and pick up chicks. However, I do know in Seoul and the Gyeonggi-Do areas kiss bangs and many bbs are being shut down. Especially the Kissbangs. I am guessing the F1 would of brought a lot of business to Itaewon, it is the most westerner friendly red light district in Seoul.

Were you actually there at the F1 ?  or were you reading up from other web sites again ?

Whenever there's an international event in any city, isn't it normal for local businesses, including prostitution, to do a roaring trade ?

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No I wasnt there for the F1 but I was extremely curious and following very closely. Bro twice, you might think its normal for local business to spike in business but I do not believe you are aware of the bars/pubs complaining of a lack of business than normal during the rugby world cup. If there is a spike in demand expected, usually there also an impulse in supply to fill any shortage meaning business's get less. So, if that's the case then everyone ends up getting average or maybe less. Whats the scene like in general I was wondering too since I will be there soon.

Tell me, have you been in this forum before under a different handle ?

Fuck yeah F1! Paddock pass FTW!

The Korean girls were pretty hot when they were handing out the trophy presentations

Might be different but if theirs an international event in town, the "action" is usually closely monitored or the quantity/quality is reduced, like when Guangzhou had the games last year.

[ Last edited by  SZ650 at 17-10-2011 18:07 ]