Rogaia Tango Travel, Special present for Valentine´s Day 2012, a romantic Tango holiday in Italy

Feb. 10, 2012 - PRLog -- According to surveys almost 90% of all women in the western world regularly claim they prefer men who can (and like to) dance when it comes to looking for a partner.
Unfortunately this wish often falls on deaf ears, which causes a lot of frustration.
Still there are too many men around, who think erroneously, dancing to be unmanly. In other cultures men have a different, more open mindset.
In Africa or Latin America for instance dancing is a completely normal part of everyday life for men as well as for women and the most Europeanlike country of South America, Argentina, defines itself mainly about its national music and dance, the Argentine Tango.
When Tango was born, at Buenos Aires and Montevideo more than hundred years ago, women were rare to find among the immigrants in Argentina and Urugguay. To get a date with one of that rare women you absolutely had to be a good Tango dancer. This has clearly changed today in western societies.
Yet still today many women consider good Tango dancers interesting men.
Women are attracted byTango dancers, because they have the reputation to be very empathetic even outside the dance floor.

More, good Tango dancers are aware of their body, have to be clear in their decisions, need to know what they want and go for it in a gentle but firm way. Qualities the big majority of women finds to be very attractive.

However, for men, looking for a partner (and not only for those) it is doubtlessly a big asset and advantage to learn how to dance.

Experience shows that Argentine Tango is an excellent choice if someone wants to learn to dance.
Someone who knows how to Tango right has a lot of advantages.
Argentine Tango is at the same time very simple and very complex and helps many people to learn other dances more easily (if they still want to learn them).
Learning to dance Tango together is maybe even more special for a couple. Most women love it and even most men get enthusiastic once they have discovered that Argentine Tango has nothing to do with the rut of figures and steps to learn merely by heart known from ballroom dances.
Experience tells that most women are impressed and happy if their partner books a Tango workshop or even better Tango holiday as a Valentine´s Day surprise present.
Villa La Rogaia in Umbria, the first adress to go for Tango holidays in Europe, offers a big variety of Tango workshops from absolute beginner to master class.
On demand La Rogaia will prepare a gift voucher for free for a Tango holiday booked as present for Valentine´s Day.
Additionally for those who make a special Valentine´s gift for their partner booking a Tango holiday until February 14, La Rogaia offers a
"Cestino d´Amore", a romantic surprise basket for two persons for free.

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Villa La Rogaia is an agriturismo and organic farm situated near Lago Trasimeno in Umbria, Italy. Villa La Rogaia offers holiday apartments and a variety of creative and art classes, such as learning to dance Argentine Tango, sculpting with stone, modelling with clay, painting, dancing, authentic Italian cooking, Italian language, olive harvest and many others.
Villa La Rogaia has been organizing Tango holidays since 1999.
Today Villa La Rogaia is the leading organizer and number one adress for Tango holidays and Tango travels in Europe.
From the United Kingdom there are many convenient flights to Perugia, Umbria. not far from Villa La Rogaia.
On demand La Rogaia will prepare a gift voucher for free for a Tango holiday booked as present for Valentine´s Day.
For those who make a special Valentine´s gift for their partner booking a Tango holiday until February 14, La Rogaia offers a "Cestino d´Amore", a romantic surprise basket for two persons for free.