Vietnam contestant finishes fourth at Miss Globe 2022

As well as securing the title, she was also awarded the Best National Costume sub-title thanks to her outfit inspired by the sea and pearls which aimed to popularize a message of efforts needed to overcome all challenges in life.

Ultimately, Anabel Payano of the Dominican Republic was crowned Miss Globe 2022. The other runner-up titles went to the contestants from the United Arab Emirates, Albania, and Thailand, respectively.

Hailing from Ba Ria – Vung Tau province, Lam Thu Hong, 27, stands at 1.73 metres tall, weighs 52kg, and measures 88-59-92. In 2018 she finished among the Top 5 of Miss Sea Vietnam Global.

She prepared over 40 outfits for Miss Globe 2022, however she faced troubles after her luggage was lost for seven days.

Miss Globe is one of the largest eight annual beauty pageants in the world. This year it attracted the participation of 53 contestants from across the globe.

The post Vietnam contestant finishes fourth at Miss Globe 2022 appeared first on Vietexplorer.com.

View more from VietExplorer:

Vietnam’s anti-COVID-19 song excites ‘Last Week Tonight’ host, int’l viewers
Tuber pickles and dried radish salad, two must-try dishes of Nghe An
Vietnamese children in the fight against Covid-19
First public hand washing booth opens
Vietnam records largest rise in new Covid-19 cases
Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Central Committee
Number of Covid-19 cases in Vietnam keeps rising
EVFTA poses challenges to Vietnamese agricultural products
National treasures need adequate preservation work
Noi Bai Airport now equipped with mobile disinfection chamber
Asia Food and Beverage Summit to promote Vietnamese cuisine
Co Thon Village in Buon Ma Thuot city
“I love Banh mi Sai Gon” week underway in HCM City
Photo exhibition on well-known Vietnamese artists
Kerr on target again as Australia rout Vietnam to earn ticket to Olympic
Vietnam reports 11 more COVID-19 cases
Food delivery by drones in Hanoi
Google Doodles honours Vietnam’s “Banh mi”
Foreign Ministry urges Vietnamese citizens to refrain from travels
Flights carrying Vietnamese to Tan Son Nhat airport suspended

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How Has Hanoi Advanced in Global Livability Rankings by 2023?

Image
One year later, Vietnam’s capital has experienced a significant improvement, jumping 19 spots to 129th out of 173 cities in the latest Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) liveability rankings. The vibrant city of Hanoi has experienced a remarkable transformation, propelling it to become one of the world’s most livable cities in 2023. Boasting a strong sense of community, the city’s friendly residents and their unwavering support have played a pivotal role in Hanoi’s recovery and growth. Hanoi’s rich heritage and traditional values, which date back centuries, have been preserved and celebrated, adding to the city’s charm and appeal. Additionally, Hanoi’s cuisine, renowned for its unique flavors and diverse range of dishes, has further enhanced its reputation as a must-visit destination. This combination of factors has contributed to Hanoi’s ascent in the global livability rankings, solidifying its position as a captivating and thriving city.  The daily life of Hanoians in the O
Read more

Son Tra Peninsula to become national tourism area

The Son Tra National Tourism Area is located on Son Tra Peninsula, Tho Quang Precinct, Son Tra District, Da Nang, around 10km from the city centre. The tourism site is planned to cover 1,056 hectares, accounting for one fourth of Son Tra District’s area. Three service centres will be built in three gateways of the Son Tra Peninsula, while areas serving eco tourism , entertainment, sports and sight-seeing will be developed, including a flower and herbal park, a wildlife rescue centre, a safari park, a camping area and sight-seeing points. Da Nang aims to develop Son Tra National Tourism Area based on the reasonable exploitation of sea and forest resources, with priority on eco tourism , sports, resorts and cultural/spiritual tourism , boosting the growth of other service sectors. By 2025, the tourist attraction is expected to be visited by about 3.5 million tourists a year, grossing a revenue of about VND1.9 trillion, and the figure will reach 4.6 million by 2030, earning a turnover
Read more

Pets in Vietnam Receive Specialized Medical Care

Image
Pet cats and dogs experiencing symptoms such as fever, convulsions, and shortness of breath, swallowing foreign objects, or sustaining injuries need immediate treatment, according to veterinarians. Vet Ngo Minh Nhut at Bee Pet Clinic in Tan Phu District, Ho Chi Minh City, said that he has treated several pets suffering from injuries caused by motorbike crashes, poisoning, and gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Countless pets that had eye injuries and experienced miscarriages, hematuria, coma, and hypocalcemia received emergency care at the clinic, he added. Two months ago, he treated a dog that had a broken pelvis while trying to escape from dog thieves. “I once treated a malnourished German shepherd abandoned in Long An Province [near Ho Chi Minh City]. The dog, who suffered from serious eczema, was brought to the clinic for treatment by a kind woman,” he recounted. Veterinarian Bach Ngoc Thuy Tien, who has 10 years of experience and works at Clinic 9B in Vinh Long Province, located in
Read more