Expats in Romania spread the word in the online world. Check list of expat blogs

Pinning Romania on the map may not be easy for many- that is, without the use of the Internet. Finding online information about the country has never been easier. We at Romania-Insider.com try to give a complete set of information for those who want to learn more about the country. We can't pretend we are the only insiders in town (although we're the ones who have turned this into their job), so we've searched for some of the most active expats in Romania in the online world. They write on their blogs about their journeys to and through Romania, which turns their blogs into interesting reading material. By Irina Popescu Jovanka Balak -Secondary English Teacher at Peace Corps in Romania, from Bosnia Blog, More info on her blog, Facebook Jovanka Balak was born in in Mostar, Bosnia. She decided to apply for the Peace Corps in March of 2010 just as an option. From April 2011 she is a Secondary English Teacher at Peace Corps Romania. “I have never felt so good about any decision before and I know that the next two years will be filled with amazing experiences, memories, lessons, and people who will remain with me throughout the rest of my life”, she says on her blog. Rupert Wolfe Murray ­-Journalist, communication consultant Blog, More info,Youtube account,Twitter, LinkedIn, After graduating in history and politics from Liverpool University in 1985, Rupert Wolfe Murray went to Tibet where he taught English and wrote a travel book. Rupert covered the Romanian revolution as a journalist and then got into humanitarian relief work in Romania and wartime Bosnia. Since 1999 Rupert has been working as a communications and management consultant in Romania, on donor funded projects on child rights and regional development. Together with Iulia Sebesan, he set up Productive International with the aim of providing communications solutions for public and private sector clients. He also recommends a