Hugs…

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The average length of a hug between two people is 3 seconds. But the
researchers have discovered something fantastic. When a hug lasts 20
seconds, there is a therapeutic effect on the body and mind. The reason is
that a sincere embrace produces a hormone called “oxytocin”, also known as
the love hormone. This substance has many benefits in our physical and
mental health, helps us, among other things, to relax, to feel safe and
calm our fears and anxiety.


Practilonga: 3-23-2018

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Thank you for another amazing night everybody! DJ Villano, you completely
rocked – ahhhmazing set!!! When looking through the pictures I’m reminded –
again and again – how lucky we are. The energy and love of amazing humans;
different experiences, different ages, different walks of life, getting
together to hug, to dance, to socialize, to create beautiful moments
together is so magical ❤


Daily Bruin | Students connect with others through the tradition of tango

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Ortiz-Marquez said the Argentine tango she dances is reminiscent of the
origins of the style, before the upper classes of Buenos Aires began
adapting it for themselves.

“Most people think that tango is what you see on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’”
Ortiz-Marquez said. “People look at it as something super high-class or
pretentious, but it came right out of the slums. … It’s a way of connecting
with different human beings.”


Exclusive Interview with President Director of Tauzia Hotel Management, Marc Steinmeyer

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Whether you’re a large organization, a small group managing a collection of independent hotels, or even a single hotel that needs a different direction, launching a new brand is a challenge for even the most seasoned of hoteliers. Since TAUZIA Hotel Management recently launched a new brand, we sat down with Marc Steinmeyer, the President […]


Report: 78% of All Online Hotel Reviews Come From the Top Four Sites

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In 2014, Revinate performed a deep analysis of its online review data and evaluated more than 20 million reviews from 80,000 properties in 125 countries. Last month, we released the 2017 edition of the Global Hotel Reputation Benchmark Report, which is intended to update that information with data from over 70 million reviews published online […]