Miss Tourism Queen International 2004

Miss Tourism Queen International 2004
Date	June 29, 2004
Venue	Hangzhou, China
Entrants	55
Placements	10
Winner	Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan  India
Best National Costume	Ding Lei  China
Photogenic	Dragana Radosevic  Croatia

Miss Tourism Queen International 2004 was the first edition of Miss Tourism International.^[1] The pageant took place in Hangzhou, China on June 29, 2004. At the coronation night, Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan from India was named the first ever Miss Tourism Queen International.

Results

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Miss Tourism Queen International 2004	India – Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan
1st runner-up	Germany – Jolena Kwasow
2nd runner-up	China – Chao Junnan
3rd runner-up	Thailand – Pawina Bamrungrot
4th runner-up	Slovakia – Julia Liptakova
Semi-finalists	Argentina – Laura Constanza Romero Demely  Austria – Ivana Ilic  Canada – Nesia Sophia Fatuma Ngwilizi  Poland – Justyna Najda  Vietnam – Nguyen Ngan Ha

Special awards

Award	Contestant
Miss Bikini	Winner:  Slovakia – Julia Liptakova Top 5:  Philippines – Charisse Ocrisma  Venezuela – Andrea Beatriz Erazo Trejo  Bosnia & Herzegovina – Alma Mahmutovic  Czech Republic – Jana Darmovzalova
Best in Evening Gown	Finland – Julia Liptakova
Best National Costume	China – Ding Lei
Miss Photogenic	Croatia – Dragana Radosevic
Miss Elegant	Singapore – Janet Soh Choon Hong
Miss Charm	Winner:  England – Joanne Ballard Top 5:  Belarus – Anna Gomonova  Thailand – Pawina Bamrungrot  Malaysia – Ooi Seok Bee  India – Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan
Best Smile	Tunisia - Houda Jendoubi
Best in Qipao	Thailand - Pawina Bamrungrot
Disco Queen	Winner  India - Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan Top 5  Wales - Charlotte Lunn  South Africa - Soraya de Silva Graça  Poland - Justyna Najda  Germany - Jolena Kwasow
Miss Friendship	Cyprus - Marianna Panagiotou
Press Favorite	Belgium - Anna Gomonova
Miss Charity	China - Gu Yang
Miss Talent	Scotland - Nichole De Carle

Contestants

Albania – Migena Kodra  Algeria – Miriam Ould-Brahim  Argentina – Laura Constanza Romero Demely  Armenia – Lusine Sahakian  Australia – Renee Maurer  Austria – Ivana Ilic  Azerbaijan – Inna Pupikina  Belarus – Anna Gomonova  Bolivia – Paola Virginia Moreno Otero  Bosnia & Herzegovina – Alma Mahmutovic  Botswana – Karen Suzelle Lourens  Brazil – Roberta Oliveira  Canada – Nesia Sophia Fatuma Ngwilizi  China – Chao Junnan  China – Ding Lei  China (Republic of) – Gu Yang  Croatia - Dragana Radosevic  Cyprus – Marianna Panagiotou  Czech Republic – Jana Darmovzalova  Denmark – Deanie Mofjeld  England – Joanne Ballard  Estonia – Monika Pensa  Finland – Anna Aalto  Germany – Jolena Kwasow  Greece – Elisavet Petropoulou  Hong Kong – Ann Ng Wing-Yan  India – Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan  Italy – Sara Piga

Japan – Emi Suzuki  Kazakhstan – Veronika Yudina  Korea – Jung-soo Kyung  Kosovo – Saranda Shala  Latvia – Agnese Eiduka  Macedonia – Flora Mehmetaj  Malaysia – Ooi Seok Bee  Mexico – Socorro Luna Olivas  New Zealand – Vicky Lee McIntyre  Norway – Jeanette Ersdal  Poland – Justyna Najda  Philippines – Charisse Ocrisma  Russia – Lyubov Babyakina  Scotland – Nichole De Carle  Serbia & Montenegro – Nina Stanisic  Singapore – Janet Soh Choon Hong  Slovak Republic – Julia Liptakova  South Africa – Soraya de Silva Graça  Spain – Ainhoa Cabrero Sánchez   Switzerland – Jade Chang  Thailand – Pawina Bamrungrot  Tunisia – Houda Jendoubi  Ukraine – Vita Bulana  USA – Keeley Boess  Venezuela – Andrea Beatriz Erazo Trejo  Vietnam – Nguyen Ngan Ha  Wales – Charlotte Lunn

References

1. "Tourism Queen International". Pageantopolis.com. Retrieved 2012-08-26.