Miss Asia Pacific International

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Miss Asia Pacific International
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Formation 4 December 1965; 58 years ago (1965-12-04)
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Manila
Location
Official language
 English
President
 Atty. Eva Patalinjug
General Manager
 Kristine Caballero Aplal
Website Official website
Formerly called
 Miss Asia Pacific Quest

Miss Asia Pacific International is one of the oldest international beauty pageants based in Manila, Philippines.

History

The pageant was founded in 1965 as a "Miss Asia" contest. The first titleholder was Angela Filmer from Malaysia.[1][2] She was crowned by the wife of then President of the Philippines, Imelda Marcos on 4 December, 1965. The contest began with only 18 countries participating in the first edition.

The pageant's title was changed to "Miss Asia Pacific" in 1984 and "Miss Asia Pacific Quest" in 1985 after participants from countries in the Americas and the Pacific Ocean were allowed to compete. In 2005, the pageant was again renamed to Miss Asia Pacific International when they began to allow participants from all countries to compete. The pageant was not held in 1990 due to the Luzon earthquake, in 1991 due to the Mount Pinatubo eruption, in 2004, from 2006 to 2015 and from 2020 to 2023.

In 2005, winner Leonora Jimenez Monge from Costa Rica was dethroned after taking part in the Miss World contest. The first runner-up, Yevgeniya Lapova from Russia was given the crown and title.[3] The pageant was then suspended after the conclusion of the 2005 edition.[4] 12 years later in 2016, the pageant was revived and the winner was Tessa le Conge from the Netherlands.[5]

The most recent titleholder is Chaiyenne Huisman from Spain, who was crowned on 9 October 2019.[6]

Due to the restrictions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been no further competitions from 2020 to 2023. The 2024 comeback will commence in October as announced on February 20, 2024 with the new President Eva Patalinjug and General Manager Kristine Caballero-Aplal.[7][8]

Titleholders

Year Edition Country Titleholder Location Entrants
1968 1st  Taiwan Macy Shih[9] Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City, Philippines 12
1969 2nd  South Korea Seo Won-kyoung[10] 13
1970 3rd  India Zeenat Aman 15
1971 4th  Guam Flora Baza 15
1972 5th  Australia Janet Coutts 14
1973 6th  India Tara Fonseca Manila, Philippines 14
1974 7th  Australia Susie Currie 16
1975 8th  Papua New Guinea Eva Arni 18
1976 9th  Singapore Jacqueline Stuart[11] 17
1977 10th  Indonesia Linda Emran[12] 17
1978 11th  Thailand Siriporn Savanglum 15
1979 12th  Turkey Ayla Altas 15
1980 13th  Australia Lorraine McGrady 16
1981 14th  Sri Lanka Bernadine Senanayake Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 16
1982 15th  Philippines Maria del Carmen Zaragoza 14
1983 16th  Philippines Gloria Dimayacyac Manila, Philippines 14
1984 17th  Turkey Melek Gurkan Christchurch, New Zealand 19
1985 18th  Israel Nurit Mizrachi Queen Elizabeth Stadium, Wan Chai, British Hong Kong[13] 31
1986 19th  New Zealand Helen Crawford Hong Kong Coliseum, Hung Hom, British Hong Kong[14] 32
1987 20th  Panama Cilinia Prada Queen Elizabeth Stadium, Wanchai, British Hong Kong 30
1988 21st  Thailand Preeyanuch Panpradub Hong Kong Coliseum, Hung Hom, British Hong Kong[15] 32
1989 22nd  Philippines Lorna Legaspi Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui, British Hong Kong[16] 31
1992 23rd  Israel Tali Ben Harush Manila, Philippines 24
1993 24th  Philippines Michelle Aldana Philippine International Convention Center, Pasay City, Philippines 23
1994 25th  Peru Jessica Tapia Cebu Plaza Hotel, Cebu, Philippines 26
1995 26th  South Korea Yoon Mi-jung Baguio, Benguet, Philippines 27
1996 27th  Costa Rica Gabriela Aguilar Lagenda Hotel and Casino, Subic, Zambales, Philippines 27
1997 28th  Thailand Worarat Suwannarat Davao City, Philippines 25
1998 29th  Costa Rica Kisha Alvarado Pampanga, Philippines 25
1999 30th  Colombia Juliana Arango Quezon City, Philippines 25
2000 31st  India Dia Mirza 23
2001 32nd  Peru Luciana Farfán Makati City, Philippines 19
2002 33rd  South Korea Kim So-yoon Manila, Philippines 25
2003 34th  Russia Tatyana Nikitina Folks Arts Theater, Pasay City, Philippines 25
2005 35th  Costa Rica Leonora Jiménez (Dethroned) Guangzhou, China 51
 Russia Yevgeniya Lapova (Assumed)[3]
2016 The Revival - 1st  Netherlands Tessa le Conge[17] Sheridan Beach Resort, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines 40
2017 2nd  Brazil Francielly Ouriques[18] Newport Theater of Resorts World Manila, Pasay City, Philippines 42
2018 3rd  Philippines Sharifa Akeel[19] 51
2019 4th  Spain Chaiyenne Huisman[6] 54
2024 Post COVID-19 Pandemic:
The Comeback - 1st
(40th edition)		 TBA TBA TBA TBA

Countries/Territory by winning number

Nation Titles Year(s)
 Philippines 5 1982, 1983, 1989, 1993, 2018
 South Korea 3 1969, 1995, 2002
 India 1970, 1973, 2000
 Thailand 1978, 1988, 1997
 Costa Rica 1996, 1998, 2005A
 Australia 1972, 1974, 1980
 Peru 2 1994, 2001
 Turkey 1979, 1984
 Russia 2003, 2005B
 Israel 1985, 1992
 Spain 1 2019
 Brazil 2017
 Netherlands 2016
 Colombia 1999
 Panama 1987
 New Zealand 1986
 Sri Lanka 1981
 Indonesia 1977
 Singapore 1976
 Papua New Guinea 1975
 Guam 1971
 Taiwan 1968

See also

References

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External links

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