Global elite spent hefty sums on escort parties during WEF in Davos, reveals report

Pakistan(National Times)- A new report has revealed the secret depravity of the global elite including business tycoons, academics and world leaders, who attended the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the Swiss town of Davos last week, Daily Mail reported. The meeting takes place for discussions on some of the more pressing issues of our time such as climate change, inflation and economic development, however, it was disclosed that the global elite was involved in spending heavy sums on escorts parties, prostitutes and transwomen. Moreover, it was revealed that at the WEF, the demand for parties and escorts increased. More than 3,000 businesses and political leaders were welcomed at the forum, which started on Monday. Moreover, Daily Mail reported that it seems wealthy and powerful clients are also going to increased lengths to keep these activities secret. It was also revealed in terms of the clients at the WEF that CEOs and politicians from large cities that are also represented at the WEF are just as much a part of customer base as they are in everyday life.



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