Jnpr30 is onto something good.
[QUOTE=Jnpr30;1967364]it is the ISG members cursing the tourists and acting like he alone sets service standards. As if the clubs are their personal fiefdom and wishing that the clubs were walled off from tourists a la modern day ISG Trumpista. Well, that would never solve their problem anyway, because in the absence of these well spending generous tourists, many of these clubs would be populated only with a hundred Sylvanas.[/QUOTE]I agree that the Tourists are what keeping some of these clubs going hence clubs like Oase focusing on foreign travelers. Notice how many websites are in both English and German and increasingly also in other languages. Then you have the plethora of Asian sex travel forums like ISG as well as blogs by Asian customers of the FKKs spreading the news.
The other thing to note is that there are a lot of tourists who are visiting the clubs over 100 times a year. This number of club visits is more than many locals would make. Sirioja is a case in point since he claims to make over 100 club visits annually. Then I know for sure German tourists from outside of Hessen who travel to Hessen for the FKK clubs having the same logistical issues as Tourists from France, Netherlands, Belgium or Norway.
Is it okay to tell the immigration officer about FKK?
Okay. I have one more serious question here.
Please do not joke around.
As a non-EU passport holder, every time I fly to Germany, I will be asked some questions by the immigration officer.
"What is your purpose of visiting Germany?
Before, I never talked about my purpose of visiting FKK clubs or any P4P sex venues.
I just said "I come to Germany for vacation. I will visit Hesse, NRW, etc to enjoy the scenery and food."
However, next time, I do not want to drain my brain and make up stories about this.
Can I just say honestly "I come to Germany to visit the FKK clubs. I will go to clubs in Hesse, NRW, etc?"
As far as I know, FKK clubs are totally legal in Germany. Visiting a FKK club is like visiting a gym or a restaurant for Germany men. It is a normal and acceptable behavior. Am I right?