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They all seem to thrive on any kind of competition, whether it's golf or the acquisition of a new company. Of course there is also the fact that they all love what they do.



It seems natural to assume that Tom Zita Jr., chairman of the board and president of Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts and Shangri-La Plaza Philippines would fit the mold perfectly. And to some extent, he does. Self-possessed and genuinely interested in people, he immediately gives the impression that he is the sort of man who can remain unruffled in even the most taxing situations. 



He is well aware of the hard work required in taking a vision from the drawing board and moving it into reality. But if anything our quick interview proved that it is still possible to be a good guy and still get ahead.

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Duty Free proudly presented its innovative concept in the travel retail industry with specially-designed theme boutiques bearing such interesting names as Potion, Platinum Vault, Classic Whiskies, Dolce, and Vodka Bar.


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The view from the top

By Denise C. Villegas | February 3, 2006 - 12:00am

CEOs can be rather intriguing creatures. Not only can they ingest almost shocking amounts of caffeine but they also seem to possess just the right mix of tenacity and luck. Their business instincts are constantly...

The view from the top

By Denise C. Villegas | January 19, 2006 - 12:00am

CEOs can be rather intriguing creatures. Not only can they ingest almost shocking amounts of caffeine but they also seem to possess just the right mix of tenacity and luck. Their business instincts are constantly...

A night of high spirits

By Maurice Arcache | September 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Our town’s discriminating drinkers, dahlings, were treated to the best of fine spirits and liqueurs at the launch of the Specialty Liquor Shop at the Duty Free Fiesta Mall. The event was well worth braving the...

Newsmakers