Jasmin.com Opens Agencies in Columbia, Romania

LUXEMBOURG — Live cam site Jasmin.com has launched the first two physical "Jasmin Agencies" in Cali, Columbia, and Bucharest, Romania.

Gyorgy Gattyan, founder and owner of Jasmin.com, said the function of the two agencies is to serve as a hub for partners and clients and raise awareness about the brand and its core values.

“We want to show that Jasmin.com isn’t just a virtual platform but also a strong brand with trusted people and quality services," Gattyan said. "Launching Jasmin.com years ago was a big step for us and launching these new physical locations is today another big step forward."

The first two agencies, Gattyan noted, will be the first representatives for Europe and South America, "thus connecting with strategic players across Romania, Germany, Columbia and Ecuador."

Gattyan said that in Bucharest, the partner involved is ProAVC Studios; in Cali, the partner is AJ Studios.

Laszlo Czero, managing director of Jasmin.com, said that in the coming months, the plan is to launch one agency in each big city. Czero noted that Jasmin is seeking applications from potential partners in other cities.

“We are still waiting for candidates and the first ones applying will be given the city they do business in," Czero said. "If someone would like to join in, the application should be sent to us as soon as possible. We are mainly looking for people from the adult industry, or for anyone looking to make a good business.

“From the beginning, Jasmin.com has been a pioneer, being one of the first websites providing a free video chat feature for its visitors," Czero said. "Our goal is to keep bringing in ideas that create and break trends, and the Jasmin Agency is the latest one in this line. It is not only an effort to have new business opportunities for Jasmin.com, but also to open new doors for the entire industry."

Jasmin.com, operated by Docler Holding and its DuoDecad IT Services division, hosts more than 50 million unique visitors monthly. The company has high-def web distribution, as well as mobile, and has launched Jasmin.com for smart TVs and set-top boxes.

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