The Zen Institute welcomes 2014 Mutya ng Pilipinas candidates

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Mutya ng Pilipinas candidates together with Dra. MJ Reyes at The Zen Institute, QC Branch

 
The partnership of the country’s two frontrunners in “Beauty Tourism” remains steadfast as The Zen Institute holds a press conference for this year’s Mutya ng Pilipinas candidates.

30 candidates are vying for this year’s Mutya ng Pilipinas. The winners of the Mutya ng Pilipinas Pageant are sent to international pageant events, such as Miss Tourism International, Miss Tourism Queen of the Year, and Miss Intercontinental, and the Miss Asia Pacific International.

The Organization is motivated and inspired by its guiding thrust to assist in promoting Tourism, Social Responsibility, Fashion, and Beauty pageantry — a combination which differentiates itself from other similar pageants. It engages in worthwhile endeavors that will enable itself to achieve and make a contribution to promote the Philippines as a major and revered tourism destination.

For its part, The Zen Institute, the country’s first medical spa, is setting the benchmark for medical tourism.

Headed by Dra. Mary Jane “MJ” Torres, an advocate of non-invasive surgery and well-respected in the medical field, The Zen Institute, continues to introduce breakthrough products and services, following a protocol-based approach, within the concept of holistic wellness.

The Zen Institute’s guiding philosophy is simple – from inner peace comes true beauty. With the harmonious combination of medical science, creativity and aesthetic sense, it pursues holistic health which in turn manifests itself in true beauty.



Mutya ng Pilipinas press conference held last July 24

 

 




Beautiful Mutya ng Pilipinas candidates show their Gift Checks from The Zen Institute



The Mutya ng Pilipinas board is led by Joseph T. Tan (Chairman) and Jacqueline C. Tan (President)
For updates on Zen Institute and Mutya ng Pilipinas, visit http://www.thezeninstitute.com or like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ZenMedicalSpa





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