Miss Tourism Queen International 2004
Miss Tourism Queen International 2004 was the very first EDition of the Miss Tourism Queen International beauty pageant. Fifty-five contestants competed. The pageant was held in Hangzhou, China. On June 29, 2004, Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan of India was crowned the very first Miss Tourism Queen International.
Results
Winner and Finalists
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:
Slovak Republic - Julia Liptakova
Semi-Finalists
In alphabetical order
Argentina - Laura Romero
Austria - Ivana Ilic
Canada - Nesia Ngwillizi
Italy - Sara Piga
Poland - Justyana Najda
Special Awards
The following special awards were given out:
Miss Bikini
- Winner:
Slovak Republic - Julia Liptakova
- 1st Runner Up:
Philippines - Charisse Ocrisma
- 2nd Runner Up:
Venezuela - Andrea Erazo
- 3rd Runner Up:
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Alma Mahmutovic
- 4th Runner Up:
Czech Republic - Jana Darmovzalova
Best in Evening Gown
- Winner:
Finland - Anna Aalto
Best National Costume
- Winner:
China - Ding Lei
Miss Photogenic
- Winner:
Croatia - Dragana Radosevic
Miss Elegant
- Winner:
Singapore - Janet Soh Choon Hong
Miss Charm
- Winner:
England - Joanne Ballard
- 1st Runner Up:
Belarus - Anna Gomonova
- 2nd Runner Up:
Thailand - Pawina Bamrungrot
- 3rd Runner Up:
Malaysia - Ooi Seok Bee
- 4th Runner Up:
India - Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan
Best Smile
- Winner:
Tunisia - Houda Jendoubi
Best In Qipao
- Winner:
Thailand - Pawina Bamrungrot
Miss Disco
- Winner:
India - Zabina Abdul Rashid Khan
- 1st Runner Up:
Wales - Charlotte Lunn
- 2nd Runner Up:
South Africa - Soraya de Silva Graça
- 3rd Runner Up:
Poland - Justyana Najda
- 4th Runner Up:
Germany - Jolena Kwasow
Miss Friendship
- Winner:
Cyprus - Marianna Panagiotou
Press Favorite
- Winner:
Belarus - Anna Gomonova
Miss Charity
- Winner:
China - Chao Junnan
Miss Talent
- Winner:
Scotland - Nichole De Carle
Delegates
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 and Herzegovina - Alma Mahmutovic
Botswana - Karen Suzelle Lourens
Brazil - Roberta Oliveira
Canada - Nesia Sophia Fatuma Ngwilizi
China - Chao Junnan
China - Ding Lei
China - 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 Kyuang
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
Philippines - Charisse Ocrisma
Poland - Justyna Najda
Russia - Lyubov Babyakina
Scotland - Nichole De Carle
Serbia and 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
United States - Keeley Boess
Venezuela - Andrea Beatriz Erazo Trejo
Vietnam - Nguyen Ngan Ha
Wales - Charlotte Lunn
Trivia
- Both Jolena Kwasow (Germany) and Nguyen Ngan Ha (Vietnam) competed at Miss Earth 2003. Both were unplaced.
- Emi Suzuki (Japan) also competed at Miss Earth 2005, where she failed to place.
- Zabina Khan is the first and, as of 2007, the only Miss Tourism Queen International winner to have also won a special award (she was Miss Disco Queen 2004.)