18 contestants advance in Miss Asia Businesswoman 2025 semifinals in Gia Lai

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Eighteen contestants took the stage at the semi-final round of Miss Asia Businesswoman 2025 on October 27 at the Gia Lai provincial Convention Center in Quy Nhon Ward, showcasing beauty, confidence, and entrepreneurial spirit.

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18 outstanding contestants at the semi-final night of the competition. Photo: Provided by Organizers

The event was attended by Miss Dang Gia Bena, senior advisor and chairwoman of Miss Business World, National Media Queen Le Thi Mai Anh, and Global Ambassador Queen Nguyen Hanh Nguyen.

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Contestants gracefully present themselves in ao dai. Photo: Provided by Organizers

Contestants gracefully present themselves in ao dai. Photo: Provided by Organizers

Contestants competed in four categories: ao dai, business attire, evening gown, and a talent segment. The ao dai round opened the night with designer Tony Pham’s collection “Central coast fragrance,” inspired by the beauty of Quy Nhon and symbolizing the harmony between Vietnamese tradition and modern integration.

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The image of a modern, dynamic woman in the “Sounds of the Sea” collection by designer Than Hoang Bich Thuy. Photo: Provided by Organizers

Designer Than Hoang Bich Thuy’s “Sounds of the sea” collection followed, highlighting the image of the modern, dynamic, and elegant woman through sleek business fashion.

The evening gown segment, featuring Tommy Nguyen’s “Ocean pearl Hue,” captivated audiences with luxurious, crystal-studded designs that shimmered under the stage lights.

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The “Ocean Pearl Hues” collection brought a luxurious and captivating look to the contestants on stage. Photo: Provided by Organizers

The talent round provided a vibrant showcase of creativity, with performances in dance, singing, and yoga.

Five standout acts reflected the diverse skills and passion of the contestants, all of whom are accomplished businesswomen.

Following the competition, the top 18 contestants participated in a charity initiative titled “Creating livelihoods- Spreading love” in Quy Nhon Dong Ward, Gia Lai Province.

The activity focused on supporting underprivileged individuals and providing sustainable livelihood opportunities. Organizers said the effort aimed to “spread compassion and solidarity among successful women”.

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Contestants present gifts to disadvantaged residents in Quy Nhon Dong Ward. Photo: Vo Huong

The Miss Asia Businesswoman pageant honors the beauty, intelligence, and compassion of female entrepreneurs while promoting community building and positive social impact.

After three successful seasons, the event has cemented its reputation as one of Vietnam’s leading pageants celebrating women in business.

The grand finale of Miss Asia Businesswoman 2025 is set for October 31 at the Gia Lai provincial Convention Center, with contestants competing for the crown and prizes valued at nearly 500 million VND (US$19,500).

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