An entourage is a group of people who surround or attend to an important or famous person(s). These group of people could be servants, assistants or helpers, associates, and friends who work and sometimes travel with the important person. The number of people that make up an entourage is not specific.
It depends on the nature of the job of the person they are working for, their demands, as well as the role of the individuals in the entourage. For instance, the entourage of presidents of some nations can be quite many. Also, the number of people who might follow him on a trip may be up to fifteen or more, depending on the president’s mission. A music entertainer’s entourage might not be compared to that of a president.
All in all, having an entourage is good because they assist the person they work for. However, an entourage should be made up of people whose roles are absolutely important to the achievement of your course.
Kelly Smith
