For the purpose of setting travel fares on public transport across London, the city has been divided up into travel zones. There are 6 different zones which are arranged in roughly concentric circles radiating out from the centre of central London to the outskirts of greater London. These zones cover the use of public transport on London underground, London over ground and also Docklands light railway. These zones also cover London buses.

Zone 1 is the central most zone and includes all the central London districts where all the major attractions are situated. It is the most expensive of all the travel zones and every single London underground line has stations in zone 1. All of the major railways stations which lead out of London to areas all over the country such as Paddington station, Liverpool Street Station and Kings Cross station are all located in zone 1.

For many tourists in London it is easier to describe their location in London by means of using the zonal system so for instance if a tourist was staying in Holborn or Paddington, they would refer to their location as being in zone 1. The zone 1 area covers 6 miles from West London to East London and around 4 miles from North London to South London so anyone travelling to any area within zone 1 can be there within minutes. The point used as the most central location is Charing Cross.

When gentlemen are looking to make an appointment with any of the London escorts they can use the zone system for finding a London escort in their vicinity. For escorts in London who provide outcalls to their clients they do not need to be in exactly the same area as them as the whole of zone 1 is such a small area so as long as they are in zone 1, for instance, they know that roughly they can be with them in under 30 minutes.

If you would like to spend time with an escort in Zone 1 London, most of the London escort agencies allow for searches on their websites using the travel zone system. If you are in any doubt, speak to the agency receptionist who can assist you in your search.

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