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43 Events maltatoday, SUNDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER 2017 ANCHOVY continues expanding internationally Local digital agency ANCHO- VY Studios p.l.c. is pleased to announce that it has expanded operations further by opening an office in Amsterdam at the beginning of this month. This comes hot on the heels of the recent conversion to a p.l.c. and subsequent approval by the Malta Stock Exchange of admission of ANCHOVY's bonds on Prospects, the MSE's listing venue specifically set up for SMEs, last May. This will be the second foray abroad for ANCHOVY follow- ing the launch of a representa- tive office in Dubai in 2016. It serves as a further step in re- alizing the firm's vision of ex- porting its offering. This expansion is testament to the opportunities that start- ups receive in Malta, oppor- tunities which are guaranteed to boost the economy even further. Meet the founders of ANCHOVY: brothers Benji and Zak Borg Banif Bank rewards hard- working employees Banif Bank has named Naomi Cavallaro as the Best Contributor for 2017, in the Bank's suggestion scheme called 'All Ideas Matter'. The Bank not only rewards hard work but also honours employees for sharing their viewpoints and proposals, which aim to improve various operations of the Bank. Through All Ideas Matter (AIM), employees are given the oppor- tunity to submit suggestions that improve quality of service, effi- ciency of processes, cost reduc- tion, increase in revenue, better use of resources and employee well-being. "This scheme has been taken up keenly by our employees and this is reflected in the increasing num- ber of suggestions we receive each year," says Karl Dingli, Head of Corporate Services at Banif Bank. "It is heartening to see so many of our team members come forward with ideas that contribute to the progress in our daily operations." Naomi Cavallaro, named Best Contributor for 2017 Explore more for less with Emirates The airline Emirates is offer- ing special Economy Class fares to select destinations across the Far East, Africa, Australasia, and South Asian countries. Available for travel out of Malta, there is no better time for cus- tomers to take advantage of this limited time offer and experience the Economy Class comfort on Emirates f lights. With connec- tions via Dubai, travellers have 38 destinations to choose from including Sydney, Brisbane, Cape Town, Durban, Kuala Lum- pur, Hong Kong, Phuket, Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Colombo, Manila, Clark, Cebu, Rangoon (Yangon), Jakarta, Lahore, Islamabad, Pe- shawar, Karachi, Multan, and Dhaka amongst others. All inclusive Economy Class fares start from €637 to Dar Es Salam (Tanzania), €651 to Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), €714 to Bang- kok, €728 to Singapore, €764 to Johannesburg, €770 to Ho Chi Minh City, €857 to Malé (Mal- dives), €885 to Sailkot (Pakistan), €1089 to Melbourne and €1097 to Auckland and Christchurch (New Zealand). Tickets can be purchased online between 1 and 10 September 2017 for departures from 4 September to 3 November 2017, with the ex- ception of Malé/Colombo from 22 September to 30 November 2017; and Australia/New Zealand from 15 September to 7 Decem- ber 2017 and from 19 January to 15 March 2018. A supplement of €20 will ap- ply for departures on Friday and Saturday. Terms and conditions apply. Apart from choice, connectivity and value, the Emirates experi- ence also means that customers can look forward to industry- leading comforts onboard its popular Boeing 777 and iconic A380 aircraft with an award-win- ning service by Emirates cabin crew. Operating a daily scheduled f light between Malta and Dubai, via Larnaca, Cyprus, on a Boe- ing 777-300ER aircraft, Emirates Economy Class travellers will en- joy a generous baggage allowance of up to 35 kg, Emirates inf light system with over 2,500 channels of entertainment including the latest movies, music and games. Customers are advised to book early online: www.emirates.com/ mt. Enquiries can be made at Emirates Sales Office at MIA De- partures Lounge on tel 2557 7255. Explore amazing destinations for less with Emirates