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By Linchi Kwok
 Are you ready for the holiday season? Are you excited about 2020 and a new decade, too? In just two weeks, we are going to welcome a new year and, more importantly, a new decade. I hope everybody is celebrating the fruitful year of 2019. Looking ahead, I believe many of the events we discussed in 2019 will significantly affect the hospitality and tourism industries in the future. Through a review of what happened in 2019, we can get a good idea of what we can expect in 2020 in hospitality and tourism.
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The Huffington Post
The facial massage craze is definitely on the rise these days, as we've all seen those pretty #shelfie posts on Instagram featuring crystal rollers and gua sha sculpting tools in every color. And while these ready-to-use facial massage tools can be purchased at retailers such as Target or Amazon, facial workout studios are now a thing.
But are they actually worth your money? We talked to experts on all sides of the issue to get to the bottom of it.
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RealSelf
The past decade has been transformative for innovation within the medical aesthetics industry. Just the number of popular treatments that didn't even exist before 2010 — but are now more popular than ever — is staggering. Knowing this, we're pretty psyched at the possibilities the next 10 years will provide when it comes to beauty trends — and the upcoming New Year is already showing major promise for certain in-office procedures. Unsurprisingly, doctors are just as excited for the future — "2020 will be the year of finesse and minimally invasive treatments, including nonsurgical injectable treatments and surgical innovations with smaller and more hidden scars," says RealSelf chief medical editor and board-certified plastic surgeon in New York City Dr. Lara Devgan.
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Associated Skin Care Professionals (ASCP) has more than 150 educational webinars! Whether you need a basic refresher course or want to further advance your knowledge, ASCP provides the education you need to be successful and take your career to the next level.
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RealSelf
While their after shots are decidedly less flashy than pouty lips or chiseled jawlines, the lower eyelids have quietly become a favorite filler zone of late — in part because the problems plaguing this area tend not to discriminate.
That sunken, shadowy appearance that makes you look zonked even when you're not — what doctors affectionately call a tear trough deformity — "spans ages and races, so there is no one demographic for under-eye filler," explains Dr. Heidi Waldorf, a board-certified dermatologist in Nanuet, New York.
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By Brian Wallace
 Headphones have come a long way since the electrophone was invented in Britain in 1895, allowing subscribers to listen to live musical performances over phone lines. Today, Americans typically spend more than 32 hours weekly listening to music, almost equivalent to a full-time job. Seventy-eight percent of people say music improves their productivity at work, and 46% of people wear headphones at work to avoid conversation. This infographic outlines the history of headphones and explains the productivity benefits of using headphones at work.
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Forbes
The Grand Velas Riviera Maya is a luxury, all-inclusive resort that's located along the Playa Del Carmen coast where the Yucatan jungle meets the Caribbean Sea. Its SE Spa has announced that vegan beauty treatments will be added to the 2020 spa menu. With the Vegan Soul path to internal health, guests can enjoy high-end treatments that are completely free of animal products. In addition to being cruelty-free, the products used in the luxury vegan treatments will be certified organic, and they’ll be free of parabens and formaldehyde.
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Boston Magazine
Next time you hit the gym for morning cardio and weight training, squeeze in a pedicure or a hot stone massage before you go.
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PLASMA PENS offer an alternative to invasive surgical procedures to help tighten and lift skin. The device uses a small metal probe to ionize atmospheric gas, producing a tiny plasma flash between the device tip and the patient’s skin. Did you know that burns and scars are common? We cover that.
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American Spa
Did you launch your spa with the intent to grow? Of course you did! Like most business owners, you might not realize that your payments setup is among the arsenal of tools you can use to grow your business.
Chances are the majority of your clients are paying with credit cards, with an increasing number of them requesting to use Apple or Google Pay. The good news is that there are payment processing companies with pricing structures that will generate major monthly savings along with providing features that will help increase transactions.
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By Lloyd Princeton
 Things are looking up. OK, maybe the outlook is not as sunny as it was a few years ago, but it’s not so bad. Growth may be slowing, but there’s still growth. Employment keeps going up. Consumer spending, the engine that drives the economy, is vigorous. The stock market is robust. Concerns that we’re heading toward the next recession appear to be evaporating. On the whole, business owners have lots to feel good about. That said, a lot of factors are in play at the moment that could sway things in one direction or the other.
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Business 2 Community
2019 was a busy year for marketers. With dozens of new marketing tech flooding the market, hundreds of courses on marketing mastery and thousands of sales funnel videos, predicting marketing trends for 2020 became as hard as cooking a perfect macaron.
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By Lisa Mulcahy
 One of the emerging social media trends of significance is the concept of "detox" — consumers who are unplugging from their social media accounts either partially or entirely. The numbers are significant: a study from Pew Research Center found that 26% of social media users deleted their Facebook smartphone app last year. How can you make sure that even those who detox keep up with your products, services and content online? Be their feel-good exception! Here are some strategies you and your team can employ.
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TeachThought
Have you ever considered letting your students listen to hardcore punk while they take their mid-term exam? Decided to do away with PowerPoint presentations during your lectures? Urged your students to memorize more in order to remember more?
If the answer is no, you may want to rethink your notions of psychology and its place in the learning environment. In pursuit, here are 35 psychology-based critical thinking strategies for use in your classroom.
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Faculty Focus
Susan McDowall, Ph.D., writes: "I have been teaching various levels of reading skills and composition to native and non-native speakers, to immigrants and U.S. citizens, to people with talent and interest, and I have one thing to say:
In order to teach well, you need to learn something that does not come easy."
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