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Expat Blog Awards 2012 Winners: Malta, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia
Winners
Welcome to the Expat Blog Awards 2012 winners' page for the following countries: Malta, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia.
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Malta - Moving on, up and away (gold) A 20 something British couple on their move and making a new life in Malta. One fan says: LOVE this blog :) Excellent detailed information! My husband and I have just moved to Malta with our 2 boys and have found it so useful. Look forward to each post. Would recommend this to everyone and anyone who is planning a holiday or move to this beautiful country...Keep up the good work :) |
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Mike & Jess in Malta (silver) Two Canadian expats (and their two dogs) documenting life on a small island in the middle of the Mediterranean sea. One fan says: Mike and Jess' blog has been one of the most helpful and insightful ways to get to know my new home of Malta. Their tips and tricks for people living in/traveling to/interested in Malta are varied and interesting. Plus, their posts about traveling around Europe add to their site. Expat blogging at its best! |
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How to Get By in Malta (bronze) The Malta Survival Guide: How to live, work and holiday on the island of Malta. We say: A plethora of "How-tos" feature in this highly informative blog! |
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Good Food In Mexico City (gold) Nicholas Gilman is a food journalist based in Mexico City since 1998 - he is author of Good Food in Mexico CIty: A Guide to Food Stalls, Fondas and Fine Dining. One fan says: Good Food in Mexico City is always interesting, informative, insightful, colorful and captures the essence of GREAT Mexican cuisine, ingredients and history. Reading it is the next best thing to being there, and you can really taste and smell the great food and enjoy the ambiance of every place he visits and describes through his delightful writing! |
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Mexico Retold (silver) This blog developed out of a profound love of Mexico and a sadness about how it is currently portrayed in the world’s media. One fan says: Mexico Retold is home to very relevant information, interesting articles and does an incredible job of sharing stories about Mexico that matter. I love the writing style and choice of stories, they always draw me in. Mexico Retold (I also love the name!) always reminds me of why I love Mexico, never a dull post, can't get enough of it! Awesome work, Susannah! |
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Mexican at Heart (bronze) From the age of 12 Jessica developed a passion for Mexico. She studied at Central Michigan University and got an internship with The Mexico Tourism Board in Chicago. At 22 she moved to Puerto Vallarta then Mexico City One fan says: Jessica. What I love about your posts, articles and pictures is that they show the REAL Mexico. Not only the places where only tourist goes, but where you can find the real beauty if this marvelous country. Keep doing what you love to do and remember the sky is the limit for you. Great to have you in the Mexico lovers team! the best vibes for you. |
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Start The Evolution Without Me! (honour) Collaborative blog written by a single woman who has lived in the central highlands of Mexico for more than four years and a couple who reside in rural Montana. One fan says: I love the writing style of this blogger and follow it regularly. She takes you into the everyday life of what it is like to live in Mexico and the people who live there, both Mexican and expats. She takes you to places off the beaten path and introduces the "real" Mexico as opposed to what the media and travel brochures will tell you. The pictures are wonderful and the topics are varied making it a blog that I look forward to with each posting. She is a great storyteller and her wit brings a smile to my face each and every time! |
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Gringation Cancun (honour) Originally from Richmond, Virginia, I came to Cancun to study tourism in 2005. After four tough but exciting years of university, I’m now starting out on my independent life in this vibrant destination. One fan says: Very well written, very enjoyable, and very professional. One of the best. |
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Life in the Expat Lane (gold) A dutch expat who married an American Peace Corps Volunteer in Keyna which has seen her travel to Africa, Asia, Europe, the US and the Middle East. She nows lives in Moldova in Eastern Europe. One fan says: I live in Moldova and found her blog to be very fun and useful! I can't wait to visit the places Miss Footloose has blogged about! |
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Knowing Moldova (silver) My family and I came to Moldova in December 2011. So far we love and out two little children love it too. It's a friendly place with good wine and many new restaurants opening! One fan says: Great resource to get to know Moldova from an insider-outsider perspective! Great photos, too. |
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To Mongolia (gold) Adventures in a land where - Nomadic hospitality is a way of life We say: Some fascinating information on this Israeli's expat blog. |
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To Mongolia with Love (silver) A blogger who applied to the Peace Corps and accepted the invitation to serve in Mongolia We say: Just visited your blog and found the latest post very interesting about the cost of living in Mongolia. Very informative; it's a good read! |
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