Any time that you would like to go to dance in any of our clubs for a second time or more, just contact one of our team and we will arrange it all for you. We make our money from the clubs, and the clubs pay us for every night that you are working. We provide a no cost service to our entertainers which means that we all need to work together and help each other out. As long as you let us arrange your bookings for you, we get paid, and you get paid so we are all happy. The clubs are too busy to remember all the dancers that come through their doors so unless we tell them which of our dancers has been working in their club, we dont get paid.

Our new dancer management system will make the process much easier for any new and repeated exotic dancing jobs and stripper jobs for all the girls. Our system will automatically send out reminders to you. We look forward to working with you again soon.

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Basically what happened is a certain number of visas were given out and then the rules were changed by the US immigration and that means the certifications for the visa company needed to be started again from scratch. Apart from that we experienced some problems here in Australia with the US Consulate staff and they declined a few dancers who also had their visa waiver priviledges taken from them, and that was not fair at all. We are still excited about the opportunity of being able to send dancers to work in Las Vegas clubs legally, and we will be patient and see what happens.

If for some reason nothing happens, then it is out of our control. The most recent update from our partners in las Vegas is they hope to have everything sorted out by June or Juny 2012 so only a couple more months. We will see how it goes and until then we will continue to advertise those dancing positions.

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The best things about the bookings in Australia and New Zealand are the fact that there are so many countries involved with the Working Holiday visa Programme for each of the countries. Although we would like to bring ALL dancers to work here, we only do things 100% legally. This means that we cannot book any dancers into any clubs where we cannot get you a proper working visa for. We know those rules make it difficult for many countries but as long as we bring all dancers to our clubs legally, then none of us will have any problems. We can all relax knowing that our entertainers are legally allowed to be working in those clubs. The last thing we want is for our dancers to get in trouble and get deported, and we most certainly don’t want to get into any legal trouble ourselves. BUSAMA Entertainment is getting a good reputation out there in the international exotic dancing community, and we prefer to keep it that way.

There are many options for dancers so please just ask us and we will try our best to find a club for you if we can. The Working Holiday visa is only for people aged between 18 years old and 30 years old. BUT the rules are a little different if you are from the CZECH REPUBLIC. If you are Czech then you can be up to aged 35 for New Zealand and they offer more visa places. The visa is valid for 12 months and allows you to come and go from the country as many times as you like. So we have suggested to many dancers to get their visas for Australia and New Zealand at the same time and you can go between the two countries as many times as you want for 12 months. Just remember that you only get one of these visas per country so we suggest to all the dancers that you should only get one if you plan to spend some time in the country. We suggest that you check it out as soon as possible because visa places may already be finished for your country. Even if you don’t want to go now, you can apply now and from the time you get your visa, you have 1 year until you need to start using it. Please take a look at the links below to see if your country is listed on the visa lists.

Working holiday Chart:

http://www.anyworkanywhere.com/whvchart.html

 For Australia:

http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/working-holiday/417/countries.htm

 For New Zealand: (There are only limited numbers of visas available for some countries. Please click on your country to see how many)

http://www.immigration.govt.nz/migrant/stream/work/workingholiday/

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Caroline will be calling you to say hi and to update your application details and see what you are up to, and if anyone wants to arrange a booking. Caroline is new to the industry so please be patient with her while she learns how we all work. We plan to add more call centre staff in the future because we don’t want any of our dancers to wait too long until they get contacted. From now on, no one should have to wait very long until we give them a call.

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We are excited to announce that we have a lot of new partner clubs on board and we will keep you informed on everything that is happening from now on with regular monthly newsletters going out.

We wanted to apologise to all of the dancers that have applied with us that have not yet had any emails or phone calls from us. We have tried to reach you all by email but we have come to realise that most of our emails are not getting received by most email company addresses.

Please send us an email as soon as possible to info@busama.com, so we know you are still interested in dancing work.

Note to AOL, Yahoo!, Hotmail, Gmail and MSN users: Please add our email addresses:

• info@busama.com
  
• bookings@busama.com
  

to your address book/ safe list to ensure that you are receiving important email communications regarding your applications and your bookings. Some service providers employ filters that automatically block our email communication to you. So stay in touch and let us arrange some bookings for you.

Our new Mobile device friendly website

We are always trying to make things easier for our entertainers and we are happy to let you know that we have upgraded our websites to an ALL NEW and mobile device friendly platform.

This means that our new website:

• performs faster and is easy to see and navigate on mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets.

We have upgraded every part of our business:

• Upgraded our websites
• Hired new staff
• and the most exciting new addition is our new custom built booking and entertainer management system. All of this to try and make things easier for you and for us.

Our new Dancer Management and Booking System

Our New booking and entertainment management system allows us to

• send you SMS messages that you can reply directly to and they will all be recorded on your profile

• custom emails and keep a detailed history of our entertainers for the time you spend on our team
• send you emails on your birthday, just a friendly service touch.

A big reason for many dancers not being contacted is due to our new system taking much longer than expected to be completed. The new booking system is automated and will now send booking templates at every stage of the booking process, from us contacting the club for you, through to your booking being confirmed and your arrival instructions and club details being sent out to you. We will also be sending out a follow up booking email to see how you liked the booking and asking if you decided to extend or finish on time. Our goal at BUSAMA Entertainment is to become one of the biggest and best known agencies for exotic entertainment on the planet and we are going to achieve that by providing very fast, excellent customer service to our entertainers and partner clubs.

Click on the links below:

• If you have already worked with us click here

• Meet Caroline our new Entertainment Consultant

• Bookings to Australia and New Zealand

• Flight Money back for New Zealand bookings

• Our new clubs

• Las Vegas Update

• Professional Choreographed dancers here

Belle de Jour’s real identity has been one of the great literary mysteries as her blog recalling her secret life as a call girl earned popularity leading it to become a best- selling book in 2005. Her literary pieces were even turned into a TV series, “Secret Diary of a Call Girl.”

In 2003, Magnanti ran out of money while in the final stage of her PhD thesis. With the help of an escort agency in London she became a high-class prostitute earning around £300 an hour. The 34-year-old scientist has no regrets about her short stint as a sex worker. “I did have another job at one point, as a computer programmer, but I kept up with my other work because it was so much more enjoyable. I did the two – computer programmer by day, prostitute by night – for three or four months.”

Belle’s blogs have been well acclaimed as well as criticized for suggesting that prostitution and sex work is glamorous. Many even speculated that Belle de Jour does not exist and that her diary is fictional.

Magnanti continues to work as research scientist and is currently an advocate of defending the reputation of sex workers. She has appeared in several radio and TV shows including a BBC show to discuss sex education. She is also invited to many speaking engagements including the Westminsters Skeptics debate on the sex trade where she criticized anti-prostitution campaigners for their habitual use of derogatory terms in reference to sex workers. Brooke Magnanti is also pursuing her career as a novelist and is currently writing a novel which will be published in 2012.

According to a local news company, JF Daily, the unidentified lady danced for a couple of minutes and held up a placard showing her reasons for pole dancing in public. The dancer, who claims to be a twenty- year-old teacher decided to do her exotic dance with the hope of finding a suitable husband. Her marriage requirements listed on the placard she was holding were “Don’t care about nationality, he must be mature, considerate and innocent, you are the One.”

This is not the first time that China has witnessed pole dancers inside subway trains. A pole dancing teacher in Yangzhou City, East of China’s Jiangsu province also had her share of subway pole dancing in Shanghai and Nanjing. Feifei, a 21-year-old pole dancer is proud of her pole dancing acts in public and said that she aims to prove to everyone that “pole dancing shows women’s sexiness and beauty.” Feifei further added that she is just a “messenger trying to make pole dancing more popular.” No one’s stopping Feifei from doing her subway pole dances as she plans to dance in the subways of Guangzhou and Beijing, according to reports. Early this year, there were also reports of subway pole dancing in Hong Kong.

While many people are enjoying the free strip act, some are against the emerging trend of subway performances. Just last year, a concerned Chinese law professor proposed the prohibition of pole dancing in subways to Shanghai’s local legislation. According to him, this “display of art in public places” is beyond what the public can accept and tolerate.

Pole dancing in subways has become popular as a form of expression for many women even in other parts of the world. In April 2010, three subway pole dancers in New York City rose to fame when their lap dancing act in a subway train got three million hits on YouTube. A Santiago stripper who danced on the poles of subway trains to challenge the prudishness of Chile got arrested during one of her public performances.

Back in 2007, the Texas State Legislature passed a law requiring strip club patrons to pay a 5 dollar tax. According to the legislators who passed this law, the revenue from this tax is used as fund for the treatment and support of the government’s programs on sexual abuse and domestic violence.

In February 2010, the Texas Entertainment Association, an industry association representing strip clubs filed a legal motion to stop the tax. The group argues that exotic dancing and stripping is a “form of free expression,” and that the law is an unconstitutional regulation of free expression.

Yes, indeed! Stripping is a form of expression. In January 2010, German protesters stripped off at airports in Berlin, Frankfurt and Dusseldorf to protest against airports’ move to install full body scanners. In the Philippines, members of a group called Alpha Phi Omega run naked every year to protest against government corruption.

Stripping is a form of artistic expression. Pole dancing for example is now a popular form of exercise enjoyed by women of all ages. We are now in an era where pole dancing has achieved mainstream popularity. Exotic pole dancing videos are now available for women who would like to learn how to pole dance in the comforts of their own homes. Words like “women empowerment” and “equality” are more often than not being associated with pole dancing. Striptease classes are also gaining popularity. Why not? Pole dancing and stripping gives out the sexual, sensual and feminine side of a woman. Women have always been deprived of the freedom to express their sexuality, and their desire to feel sexy in this society. Pole dancing and the art of striptease make many women feel good about their body. The sexiness of exotic dancing gives them confidence – one of the most empowering feeling every person can possess.

Recent data from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research revealed that 1,600 people ended up getting charged with a range of 27 criminal offenses inside “places of worship” in 2008. Surprisingly, these figures also showed that only 282 people were caught doing the same offenses in areas classified as adult entertainment. A more detailed report of the figures revealed that 85 people were assaulted in places of worship, while 66 people were attacked in adult entertainment premises.

“Places of worship” in this survey include churches, synagogues, monasteries, mosques, convents, chapels and cathedrals. Places listed under adult entertainment included strip clubs, brothels, sex shops, massage parlours, gay bars, gaming houses and gambling clubs. NSW Bureau director Don Wedderburn’s conclusion was that people were just as likely to be assaulted in the sanctity of church as they were on the streets.

“Most people would think of churches and synagogues as sanctuaries in society but maybe that’s naïve, because the statistics show they are likely to rob, assault or steal from people there like anywhere else. These figures are genuinely surprising.”

Sexual offenses were also higher in places of worship than in adult entertainment with 16 people charged with sexual assault. Thirty three people were charged with theft from motor vehicles, seven from resisting arrest, ten people charged with liquor offenses. Offenders charged with harassment in places of worship were fifty percent higher than that of adult entertainment.

Australians were of mixed reactions to the news with some saying that comparative statistics are necessary to prove that strip clubs are safer since the number of people going to churches is higher compared to the number of strip club patrons.

With the countless attacks that the adult entertainment industry has been facing for years, this development came as good news.