On the evening of September 30, the copyright holder for the Miss Earth 2024 contest announced that beauty Cao Ngoc Bich will represent Vietnam in this year's contest.
Ngoc Bich was born in 1999, from Hung Yen, is 1.74m tall and currently works at a construction company in Hanoi as a project developer. Previously, she graduated from the Central University of Art Education, majoring in Fashion Design.
Given the opportunity to participate in Miss Earth 2024, Ngoc Bich considers this a great honor, helping her introduce the image of Vietnam to international friends and convey cherished environmental messages and projects.
Ngoc Bich is familiar with beauty contests. She was in the top 41 of Miss Universe Vietnam 2022, top 10 of Miss Charm Vietnam 2023 and top 10 of Miss Earth Vietnam 2023 with the Inspirational Beauty award.
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The 25-year-old beauty impressed with her well-proportioned body, kind face and fluent presentation skills. Ngoc Bich also attracted attention when she brought to Miss Earth 2024 a message about the vegan lifestyle. She shared that being a vegetarian has many positive changes and advised everyone to adopt this regimen for health benefits.
Ngoc Bich is actively practicing her performance and behavior skills for Miss Earth 2024. In less than 2 months, she will leave for the Philippines to compete with more than 90 other contestants.
Miss Earth is one of the major international beauty pageants, based in the Philippines, with the aim of raising awareness about the environment and nature conservation. The pageant was first held in the Philippines in 2002. The current Miss Earth is Drita Ziri from Albania.
The Miss Earth 2024 final will take place on November 9 in Manila, Philippines.
Suffering from tendinitis, Lan Anh spectacularly conquered the 2nd runner-up position at Miss Earth 2023. Not disappointing her fans, Vietnam's representative at Miss Earth 2023, Do Thi Lan Anh, excellently won the 2nd runner-up position. The 26-year-old beauty was always determined and tried despite suffering from tendinitis throughout the competition.
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