The White Tower is in advanced stages of restoration, which is being carried out by non-governmental organisation Din l-Art Helwa.

“As a company, we believe in supporting the community, and in this case, the restoration of our precious heritage,” said Jackie Attard Montalto, Marketing and HR Manager of Atlas Insurance.

“Whenever we decide to support a project in the community, we endeavour to involve our colleagues in terms of the appreciation and work being carried out. Since agreeing to support Din l-Art Helwa, we have already held two cleanups of the grounds around the tower, and this tour has been our third staff activity,” Mr Attard Montalto added.

Atlas employees recently visited the tower to witness the development currently underway. The inspection was led by Martin Vella from Din l-Art Helwa who gave everyone a tour of the tower, the guardroom, and the Nemo Marine Interpretation Centre for children.

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The service is available for any travel claim and includes filling out an online form. Clients can upload photos of flight tickets, reports, receipts, and other documentation necessary. Atlas says they contact clients after the application, in related to their claims.

“With hundreds of clients making use of our recently launched online claims services for motor and health, we have now rolled out a similar online service for lodging travel claims,” says Keith Tanti, Personal Lines and Intermediaries Manager at Atlas.

“With these new easy to use online services, we are extending our client touchpoints to continue to offer the best and most convenient service possible to our clients, especially those who prefer online services,” Mr Tanti adds.

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