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12 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 19 SEPTEMBER 2021 COMMERCIAL Four winners announced for completing the APS Check-in OV ER the past months, APS Bank organised a Bank wide initiative to update all its cus- tomers' data, to ensure accu- racy of all the information it currently holds on file. This exercise was important to allow the Bank to commu- nicate the relevant informa- tion to customers, to help keep customers' money safe against financial crime and to be in full compliance with the rele- vant regulations. To encourage customers to complete the form in a timely manner, the Bank gave away four Apple iPads Air® . The four winners, who were selected randomly, were invit- ed to collect the reward at one of APS Bank's branches. Aida Cassola, APS Bank Brand and Marketing Manag- er stated, "The APS Check-in was a vital campaign for the Bank and seeing our custom- ers participating positively was a great satisfaction which we wanted to acknowledge. We are glad to have had the op- portunity to present the prizes to our customers in person." The Definitive(ly) Good Guide to Restaurants in Malta & Gozo annual restaurant survey open THE Definitive(ly) Good Guide to Restaurants in Malta & Gozo returns after a COV- ID break last year and will be holding its annual restaurant survey online at www.restau- rantsmalta.com during the month of September. This will be its 21st survey which will result in the 21st guide and awards ceremony. The survey will determine the top rated 150 restaurants which will have a free listing in the guide and the top 40 and other special awards which will be presented in December with the launch of the 21st edition of the guide. The support of Global Pay- ments Ltd and Nestlé Malta Limited and now also the Mal- ta Tourism Authority and oth- er award sponsors make it pos- sible for the guide to remain objective by in- cluding top rat- ed restaurants at no charge. The D e f i n i t i v e ( l y ) Good Guide to Restaurants survey is held every year in September on w w w . r e s t a u - rantsmalta.com. Diners can rate on Food, Ambi- ence and Service throughout Sep- tember restau- rants they have dined at during the preceding 12 months. Their ratings will de- termine which restaurants will be included in the 2022 edition of the guide. Rate the restau- rants on Food, Service and Ambience on a scale of 1-10. Answer additional questions to say who you feel should be the win- ners of the special awards including Best Maltese Restaurant; Best Restau- rant for Business Enter- tainment; Best Value for Money; Most Romantic Restaurant; Most Child Friendly Restaurant, Best Restaurant Restroom and also most Pet-friend- ly Restaurant, as well as which have your favour- ite wine lists and now also a new award - Best Restaurant in Gozo. Send in your funny and informative comments and you could win one of these fantastic prizes: • A luxury 2 night stay at the Hilton Malta on bed & breakfast basis; • 1 night including full English breakfast at The Phoenicia, Malta; • A day at the exclusive San Martin Wellness Re- treat with private use of venue and facilities for 6 persons, including light lunch; • An annual Tapp water system starter pack worth €89; • 10 copies of The Defin- itive(ly) Good Guide to Restaurants in Malta & Gozo with the results of the survey to runners up. Help shape the face of Malta's Culinary Scene in 2022. Vote now! Briiz announces major rebrand and new website LEADING contract cleaning provider Briiz recently under- went a rebranding exercise to ref lect the company's decision to evolve its business as a repu- table and reliable multi-service provider, offering customers a wider range of services and solutions, that still has at its core, its clients' best interests. The rebrand demonstrates a significant step forward in this dynamic company's growth strategy to ensure it is best placed to take advantage of op- portunities within the market- place and forge ahead. In just five years of growth, the com- pany's reputation and client list has grown from strength to strength, delivering excep- tional cleaning know-how and efficient, reliable, and flexible solutions to home and business owners across the country. It has remained at the forefront in creating a sense of confidence while delivering a high-quality service and building trustwor- thy relationships. During the pandemic, the company took significant steps to double its ef- forts in providing a profession- al, calm, and safe service, rein- forcing its commitment to its client base. And throughout, its Net promoter score, a customer loyalty and satisfaction meas- urement taken from customers, has stood at 70 consistently. The rebrand coincides with the company strengthening its commitment to sustainability, working closely with customers to offer services which support their ecological journey. It also includes a top-to-bottom re- launch of the company's web- site, social media platforms and communications.

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