Roxi, the vivacious outcall spark from Oud-Zuid

After a long conference day at the RAI, when your feet ache and your head is full of slides, the evening needs a jolt of spark. Roxi is that spark. She is the booking for nights when you want laughter, energy and someone who can make an ordinary hotel room feel like a beach bar at sunset.

Picture 168 cm of curvy, playful confidence, long black hair swinging, brown eyes bright with mischief, and you have Roxi at 23. Vivacious barely covers it. She fills a room within seconds of arriving and never seems to run out of stories, questions or reasons to laugh. Her style is tropical glam with a playful sparkle: gold, pearls, orchid clips tucked into her hair, a look that feels like summer even when Amsterdam is wrapped in grey.

Boxing fitness keeps her fast and strong, and she loves recounting the day she finally landed the perfect combination on her trainer's pads. Do not worry, the gloves stay at home. Podcasts fill her headphones on every journey, true crime, comedy and big ideas, so no ride across town is ever wasted, and she will probably recommend an episode before the night is over.

Surfing is her great escape. Whenever the forecast promises decent waves she heads for the coast with a board and a flask of coffee, and she talks about the North Sea with the affection other people reserve for tropical islands. That same appetite for adventure shapes her evenings: she is up for a late dinner, a rooftop drink or simply a long, laughing conversation on the sofa while the city glitters outside.

She sets off from Oud-Zuid, close to the southern ring road, so conference hotels are an easy drive. Thea, from the same neighbourhood, offers a gentler, down-to-earth kind of cheer. Roxi's English is quick and funny, peppered with slang she picked up from her favourite shows. Share your address and time via the booking page, and she will be on her way, podcast playing, ready to make tonight the best part of your trip.