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List of Miss Intercontinental titleholders

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Miss Intercontinental
Formation1971; 53 years ago (1971)
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersPanama, Germany
Location
  • Panama
Official language
English
President
Manoj Chatlani
Current titleholder
Chatnalin Chotjirawarachat, Thailand
CEO
Detlef Tursies
Parent organization
The Miss Intercontinental Organization S.A.
Websitewww.missintercontinental.de
Formerly called
  • Miss Teenage Intercontinental (1973–1979)
  • Miss Teen Intercontinental (1979–1982)

This is the list of Miss Intercontinental winners from different countries and territories. The current Miss Intercontinental 2023 is Chatnalin Chotjirawarachat of Thailand, who was crowned on December 15, 2023, at Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.[1][2]

History

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Miss Intercontinental was founded in 1971 in Panama.[3] In 1973 the pageant was named Miss Teenage Intercontinental.[4][5] The parade was organized by Rene Lacle. The contest has its headquarters shared in Germany and Panama. Then in 1979 its name was changed to Miss Teen Intercontinental until 1982, when it was changed back to Miss Intercontinental.

From 1986 to 1991, the Silverbird Group held the pageant franchise, and organized it in Nigeria. From 1991, the franchise was passed to a German company, who moved the competition to Germany, and organized it there until 2003.[6][7]

The current is The Miss Intercontinental Organization SA, which makes up the Miss Intercontinental Organization (MIO).

Since 2011, this pageant has selected continental regions (specifically by dividing between South America and North America, these being the American continent together) as its name indicates, with only one from each continent reaching the top 5. Miss Intercontinental is considered among the seven most important beauty pageants in the world. As with Miss Universe, Miss Intercontinental is also one of the beauty pageants with the largest number of host countries, including the Bahamas, Belarus, the Netherlands, Poland, Germany, Nigeria, Colombia, Venezuela, Seychelles and China.[8]

Titleholders

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Miss Intercontinental (MIO) is an annual international beauty pageant established in 1971. It was first held in Oranjestad, Aruba as Miss Teenage Intercontinental (1973–1979), and in Lagos, Nigeria as Miss Teen Intercontinental (1979–1982).[9]

Year Country/Territory Winner Venue Entrants
2023 [es] Thailand Chatnalin Chotjirawarachat[1][10][2] Sharm El-Sheik, Egypt 64
2022 [es] Vietnam Lê Nguyễn Bảo Ngọc[11][12] 71
2021 [es] Philippines Cinderella Obeñita[13] 72
2020 No competition held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2019 [es] Hungary Fanni Mikó[14][15] Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt 75
2018 [es]  Philippines Karen Gallman[16][17] Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay, Philippines 83
2017 [es]  Mexico Veronica Salas Vallejo[18] Sunrise Grand Select Crystal Bay Resort, Hurghada, Egypt 80
2016 [es]  Puerto Rico Heilymar Rosario Velázquez[19] Stein Studios, Colombo , Sri Lanka 63
2015 [es] Russia Valentina Rasulova Maritim Congress Hotel, Magdeburg , Germany 62
2014 [es]  Thailand Patraporn Wang [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27] Scandic Maritim Hall, Magdeburg , Germany 68
2013 [es] Russia Ekaterina Plekhova Maritim Hall, Maritim Hotel, Magdeburg , Germany 59
2012 [es] Venezuela Daniela Xanadú Chalbaud Maldonado Eurogress Convention Center, Aachen, Germany 53
2011 [es] United States Jessica Ann Hartman Teatro Circo, Orihuela, Spain 60
2010 [es] Puerto Rico Maydelise Columna Rodríguez Taíno Theater, Barceló Resorts Hotel, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 58
2009 [es] Venezuela Hannelly Quintero Football Arena, Minsk , Belarus 56
2008 [es] Colombia Cristina Lucía Camargo de la Rans Dom Muzyki i Tańca (House of Music and Dance), Zabrze, Poland 57
2007 [es] Lebanon Nancy Afouny ICC, Mahé , Seychelles 41
2006 [es] Slovakia Katarína Manová Kendal LG Isaacs Gymnasium, Nassau , Bahamas 44
2005 [es] Venezuela Emmarys Pinto Municipal Stadium, Huangshan, China 61
2004 [es] Colombia Deisy Catalina Valencia Deossa Hohhot , China 54
2003 [es] Lebanon Dominique El-Hourany Berlin, Germany 34
2002 Curaçao Rychacviana Coffie Furth, Germany 31
2001 Venezuela Ligia Fernanda Petit Vargas Coburg, Germany 31
2000 Germany Sabrina Schepmann Kaiserslautern , Germany 30
1999 Turkey Mine Erbaykent Bochum, Germany 24
1998 Brazil Janaína Vizeu Berenhauser Borba Bonn, Germany 23
1997 India Lara Dutta Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany 32
1996 Tahiti Timeri Andréa Françoise Baudry Trier, Germany 23
1995 United States Virgin Islands Melissa Cortez Dresden, Germany 23
1994 United States Kimberly Anne Byers Dusseldorf, Germany 22
1993 Germany Verona Feldbusch Bonn, Germany 15
1992 Germany Susanne Petry Eschweiler, Germany
1991 Russia Elena Ivanova[a] Bonn, Germany 25
Puerto Rico Carmen Lynda Díaz[b] [28][29][30][6][7] Lagos, Nigeria
1990 Jamaica Sandra Foster Lagos, Nigeria 21
1989 Dominican Republic Brenda Marte Lajara[c] [28]
Nigeria Bianca Onoh[d][31] [32]
1988 Curaçao Joan Marie Maynard
1986 Puerto Rico Elizabeth Robinson Latalladi 13
1985 Dominican Republic Sumaya Alejandrina Heinsen Pérez
1983 Holland Brigitte Bergman Oranjestad, Aruba 40
1982 United States Jodee Joy Dominici Cartagena de Indias, Colombia 42
1981 Brazil Cristiane Lisita Passos Barranquilla, Colombia 38
1980 Argentina Elizabeth Patricia Gasiewicz Punto Fijo, Venezuela 40
1979 United States Maryanne Shaugnessey Oranjestad, Aruba 30
1978 India Elizabeth Anita Reddi 44
1977 England Elizabeth Ann Jones 55
1976 Nicaragua Ivania Dolores Navarro Genie 37
1975 Iran Shohreh Raissi Nikpour 24
1974 Venezuela Maria Emilia De Los Ríos 18
1973 United States Barbara Jean Sergi 15
1972 Brazil Jane Vieira Macambira
1971 Peru Magnolia Martínez Rojas

Ranking of countries and territories

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This is a list of overall rankings by number of crowns won over the years.[33]

Country/Territory Titles Years earned
Venezuela 5 1974, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2012
 United States 1973, 1979, 1982, 1994, 2011
Puerto Rico 4 1986, 1991,[b] 2010, 2016
Russia 3 1991[a], 2013, 2015
 Germany 1992, 1993, 2000
 Brazil 1972, 1981, 1998
 Thailand 2 2014, 2023
 Philippines 2018, 2021
 Colombia 2004, 2008
 Lebanon 2003, 2007
 Curaçao 1988, 2002
 India 1978, 1997
 Dominican Republic 1985, 1989[c]
Vietnam 1 2022
 Hungary 2019
 Mexico 2017
 Slovakia 2006
 Turkey 1999
 Tahiti 1996
 United States Virgin Islands 1995
 Jamaica 1990
Nigeria 1989[d]
 Netherlands 1983
 Argentina 1980
 England 1977
 Nicaragua 1976
 Iran 1975
 Peru 1971

MIC Runner-ups

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Edition Runner-up
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Ref.
1973  Antigua and Barbuda
Erna Mac Tonge
 Aruba
Eveline Madeleine Arends
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1974  Costa Rica
Maria Soledad Carmiol
 Canada
Lisa Suzanna Langlois
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1975  Venezuela
Maria Ingrid Centeno Carreño
 India
Nivurti Nunim
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1976  England
Carol Ann Barlow
 Holland
Barbara Ann Neefs
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1977  El Salvador
Altagracia Arévalo
 United States
Jodie Cayle Bowen
 Iran
Afsaneh Bani Ardalan
 Australia
Tracey McFarlane
Not awarded Not awarded
1978  Israel
Ilana Shoshan
 Puerto Rico
Ada Cecille Perkins Flores
 Belgium
Marie-Christine Osset
 Spain
Francisca Hoyos Jiménez
Not awarded Not awarded
1979  Chile
Andrea Labarca
 Belgium
Dominique Van Eeckhoudt
 Greece
Diana Zachou
 Aruba
Sheila Lopez
Not awarded Not awarded
1980  England
Regina Anna Kerr
 Colombia
Ana Edilma "Eddy" Cano Puerta
 France
Patricia Sismondini
 Venezuela
Maria Eugenia Obaró
Not awarded Not awarded
1981  Austria
Elke Strommer
 Germany
Bettina Seylert
 Argentina
Adriana Mónica Yocys
 Sweden
Eva Floren
Not awarded Not awarded
1982  Wales
Caroline Jane Williams
 Argentina
Rossana Maritza Sartor
 Finland
Viola Viktoria Bussman
 Brazil
Márcia Cristine de Carvalho Macedo
Not awarded Not awarded
1983  Bolivia
Sandra Ximena Aliaga Czerniewicz
 Peru
Maria Lucila del Rosario Boggiano Lacca
 Brazil
Rejane Heiden
 Aruba
Marjorie Marisa Flemming
Not awarded Not awarded
1986  Gambia
Rose Marie Eunson
 Trinidad and Tobago
Unknown
 Nigeria
Unknown
 Curaçao
Viennaline Natalie Cecile Arvelo
Not awarded Not awarded
1987  Puerto Rico
Laurie Tamara Simpson Rivera
 Canada
Unknown
 Bahamas
Françcoise Monique Denise Newbold
 Nigeria
Omasan Tokurbo Buwa
Not awarded Not awarded
1989  Dominican Republic
Brenda Marte Lajara
 Trinidad and Tobago
Candice Rudd
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1990  Venezuela
Carolina Durán Canal
 Mexico
Brenda Yamile Jiménez Loya
 Puerto Rico
Elba Morales Borges
 Colombia
Juliana Serrano
Not awarded Not awarded
1992  Colombia
Unknown
 Nigeria
Unknown
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1993  United States
Donna Celeste Weaver
 Italy
Serena Haenan
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1994  Luxembourg
Nathalie Dos Santos
 Holland
Esther Velthuisen
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1995  Philippines
Maria Sovietskaya Laviano Bacud
 Belgium
Bianca Dauber
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1996  Dominican Republic
Selines Méndez
 Paraguay
Claudia Rocío Melgarejo
 Norway
Thea Hogstad
 United States
Kristi Pyles
Not awarded Not awarded
1997  Peru
Mónica Chacón de Vettori
 Aruba
Afranina Henriquez
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1998  Peru
Jessica Vanessa Tapia Guiulfo
 Germany
Katharina Mainka
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
1999  Puerto Rico
Miredys Peguero Vega
 Uruguay
Verónica González
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2000  Curaçao
Jerrinfa Alberto
 Venezuela
Reiyna Fabiola Borges Noguera
 Colombia
Consuelo Sanabria Franco
 Mexico
Nancy Cecilia Esparza Tinajero
Not awarded Not awarded [34]
2001  Czech Republic
Renata Janeckova
 Dominican Republic
Flor Curet Veras
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2002  Colombia
Johanna Cure Lemus
 Germany
Natascha Vanessa Börger Sevilla
 Finland
Sara Enlund
 Venezuela
Aura Consuelo Zambrano Alijas
Not awarded Not awarded
2003  Venezuela
Ana Graciela Quintero Nava
 China
Yong Mei Ma
 India
Deepti Gurjal
 Colombia
Diana Maria Moreno Hernandez
Not awarded Not awarded
2004  Macau
Coco Chin
 Dominican Republic
Ghaidy Márquez Mejía
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2005  Finland
Sarianna Kankaristo
 Norway
Shauntavia Loo
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2006  Puerto Rico
Vanessa Claudio
 Martinique
Sarasvati Luthbert
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2007  Korea
Yoo Han-na
 Venezuela
Emily Fernandez
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded [35]
2008  Poland
Milena Lutrzykowska
 Belarus
Lyubov Yakovina
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2009  Belarus
Mariya Yesman
 Puerto Rico
Rosana Padro Melendez
 Poland
Anna Maria Tarnowska
 Curaçao
McKeyla Magdalena Richards
Not awarded Not awarded [36]
2010  Peru
Karen Susana Schwarz Espinoza
 Bahamas
Anastagia Pierre
 Dominican Republic
Olga Lidia Navarro Santos
 Colombia
Macri Elena Vélez Sánchez
Not awarded Not awarded [37]
2011  Spain
Gloria Martinez Giménez
 Jamaica
Chavoy Gordon
 Ethiopia
Betelhem Hailu
 China
Gong Rui
Not awarded Not awarded [38]
2012  Puerto Rico
Génesis María Dávilo Perez
 England
Laura Ashfield
 South Africa
Roxanne Amy Zeller
 Thailand
Natthida Pekkhad
Not awarded Not awarded [39]
2013  Puerto Rico
Aleyda Enid Ortiz Rodríguez
 Colombia
Margarita María Peralta Tovar
 Philippines
Andrea Koreen Garcia Medina
 South Africa
Kayla Nel
Not awarded Not awarded [40]
2014  Cuba
Jeslie Mergal
 Philippines
Krestepani "Kris" Tiffany Maslog Janson
 Argentina
Nadina Vallina
 Portugal
Joana Martins
Not awarded Not awarded [41]
2015  Philippines
Christi Lynn Landrito McGarry
 United States
Brianne Bailey
 Venezuela
Katherine Charlotte García Salinas
 Zimbabwe
Tendai Bongani Hunda
Not awarded Not awarded [42]
2016  Sri Lanka
Tracy Ann De Zilva
 Ghana
Silvia Naa Morkor Commodore
 Italy
Fioriana Russo
 Venezuela
Amal Karina Nemer
Not awarded Not awarded [43]
2017  Philippines
Katarina Rodriguez
 Netherlands
Cathelijne Heppenhuis
 Brazil
Amanda Cardoso
 Colombia
Lizeth Villanueva
 Korea
Lee Su Jin
Not awarded [44]
2018  Costa Rica
Adriana Moya
 Slovak Republic
Laura Longauerová
 Colombia
Hillary Hollmann Del Prado
 Vietnam
Ngân Anh Lê Âu
 Ethiopia
Bella Lire Lapso
Not awarded [45]
2019  United States
Mónica Aguilar
 Thailand
Naruemon Khampan
 South Africa
Dane Venter
 Peru
Tiffany Yoko Chong Campos
Not awarded Not awarded [46]
2021  Mexico
Paulina Uceda Escorcia
 England
Romy Simpkins
 Seychelles
Kelly-Mary Anette
 Canada
Kaitlyn Li
 Colombia
Maria Paula Castillo Lopez
Not awarded [47][48]
2022  Puerto Rico
Mariela Pepín Solís
 Brazil
Maria Cecília Almeida de Sousa
 Nigeria
Joy Raimi Mojisola
 Germany
Tatjana Genrich
 Venezuela
Emmy Marianne Carrero Mora
Not awarded [49]
2023  Mexico
Cristina Villegas Murillo
 Vietnam
Lê Nguyễn Ngọc Hằng
 Serbia
Sara Damnjanovic
 Colombia
Mare Salas
 Russia
Dariia Reshta
 Sierra Leone
Christiana sia Johnson
[50]

Continental Queens

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Edition Miss South America Intercontinental Miss North America Intercontinental Miss Europe Intercontinental Miss Asia Intercontinental Miss Africa Intercontinental
2008  Brazil
Vanessa Guimaraes
 Dominican Republic
Flor Elisa Jesis
 Belarus Belarus
Lyubov Yakovina
 Singapore
Lilian Lee
 Seychelles
Noele Joubert
2009  Venezuela
Hannelys Quintero[51][52][53]
 Puerto Rico
Juliane Ruiz
 Belarus
Mariya Yesmna
 Korea
Cha Ye-lin
 Ethiopia
Hiwot Tesfaye
2010  Peru
Karen Schwarz[54][55] [56][57][58][59]
 Puerto Rico
Maydelise Column
 Poland
Izabela Wilczek
 Philippines
Christi Lynn McGarry[60]
 Ethiopia
Rodina Gebremariam
2011  United States
Jessica Hartman
 Jamaica
Chavoy Gordon
 England
Gloria Martínez
 China
Gong Rui
 Ethiopia
Betelhem Hailu
2012  Venezuela
Daniela Chalbaud
 Puerto Rico
Génesis Dávila
 England
Laura Ashfield
 Thailand
Natthida Pekkhad
 South Africa
Roxanne Amy Zeller
2013  Colombia
Margarita Peralta
 Puerto Rico
Aleyda Ortiz
 Russia
Ekaterina Plekhova
 Philippines
Andrea Koreen Medina
 South Africa
Kayla Nel
2014  Argentina
Nadina Vallina
 Cuba
Jeslie Mergal
 Portugal
Joana Martins
 Philippines
Kris Tiffany Janson
 South Africa
Donique Leonard
2015  Venezuela
Katherine García
 United States
Brianne Bailey
 Russia
Valentina Rasulova
 Philippines
Christi Lynn McGarry[61][62][63][64][65][66][67]
 Zimbabwe
Tendai Bongani Humda
2016  Venezuela
Amal Karina Nemer
 Puerto Rico
Heylimar Rosario
 Italy
Fioriana Russo
 Sri Lanka
Tracy De Zilva
 Ghana
Silvia Commodore
2017  Brazil
Amanda Cardoso
 Mexico
Verónica Salas
 Netherlands
Cathelijne Madelief Heppenhuis
 Philippines
Katarina Rodriguez
 Nigeria
Abigail Esther Ejike
2018  Colombia
Hillary Hollmann Del Prado
 Costa Rica
Adriana Moya
 Slovakia
Laura Longauerová
 Philippines
Karen Gallman
 Ethiopia
Bella Lire Lapso
2019  Peru
Tiffany Yoko Chong
 United States
Mónica Aguillar
 Hungary
Fanni Mikó
 Thailand
Jane Naruemon Kampan
 South Africa
Dane Venter
2021  Colombia
María Paula Castillo
 Mexico
Paulina Uceda
 United Kingdom
Romy Simpkins
 Philippines
Cinderella Obeñita
 Seychelles
Kelly-Mary Anette
2022  Brazil
Maria Cecília Almeida de Sousa
 Puerto Rico
Mariela Pepín Solís
 Germany
Tatjana_Genrich [de]
 Vietnam
Lê Nguyễn Bảo Ngọc
 Nigeria
Joy Raimi Mojisola
2023  Colombia
Marelis Salas
 Mexico
Cristina Villegas
 Russia
Daria Reshta
 Vietnam
Lê Nguyễn Ngọc Hằng
 Sierra Leone
Christiana Johnson
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See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b In 1991, two editions of the pageant were held: the first took place in Lagos, Nigeria, where the candidate from Puerto Rico won, and the second took place in Bonn, Germany, where the candidate from Russia won.
  2. ^ a b Miss Intercontinental was held twice in 1991. Carmen Lynda Díaz from Puerto Rico won the first edition held in Lagos, by the Nigerian owners of the pageant, Silverbird Productions, which held the franchise from 1986 to 1991. Elena Ivanova from Russia won the second edition held in Bonn, by the new German owners of the pageant, which held the competition in Europe from 1991 to 2003. Despite not being included in the official archive of the pageant by the current owners, Puerto Rico won the first edition of 1991 in Nigeria, achieving its second Miss Intercontinental crown.
  3. ^ a b Originally crowned first runner-up. Assumed the title after winner resigned.
  4. ^ a b Resigned six months into her reign following press reports on her secret relationship with former Biafra president Emeka Ojukwu.

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