When Champions League Final came to Kyiv, we’ve lost our best feature - hospitality. There were only money and profit in minds. Owners of the apartments canceled reservations to resell it more expensive later. B&B prices increased in 50-60 times. The biggest European media wrote about Ukrainian’s greediness. The Liverpool FC officials appealed to UEFA to ask help in dealing with crazy prices for housing in Kyiv. It was a national shame! To earn back our reputation of hospitable nation, gastro-bar “Rebra & Kotlety” decided to lose money. We transformed gastro-bar into a free hostel for European fans and listed it on Airbnb. Day later fans have booked all beds in our Hostel-Bar. On May 26, they arrived in Kyiv. “Rebra & Kotlety” became the headliner of national TV and online media. We received over 100 million impressions. Local bar became the pride of the whole country. Hospitality pushed the greediness away from media titles. Sometimes you should lose in some money to get more valuable thing. “Rebra & Kotlety” became the headliner of national TV and online media. We received over 100 million impressions. Local bar became the pride of the whole country. Hospitality pushed greediness away from media titles. Sometimes you should lose in some money to get more valuable thing. Integrated advertisement created by Saatchi&Saatchi, Ukraine for Rebra&Kotlety, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

The initiative is part of Bisto’s Together Project to bring people together, and follows Bisto’s “Spare Chair Sunday” campaign in 2015, also devised by McCann London, which encouraged people to volunteer to invite a lonely older person for Sunday lunch. The campaign is inspired by research commissioned by Bisto that shows more than one in three (35%) of British adults feel their neighbourhood does not have enough community spirit, and 1 in 4 think that community spirit has decreased in the last five years. Currently 29% of people don't say hello to their neighbours and half don’t know their neighbour’s name. However, 43% would like to see the level of community spirit and interaction increased.Web: http://www.bistotogetherproject.com/ Content advertisement created by McCann, United Kingdom for Bisto, within the category: Food.

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Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Portugal for IndieJunior, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Integrated advertisement created by Cutwater, United States for Unison, within the category: Finance.

Scalapay is the latest Italian fintech that offers a split payment solution in 3 monthly installments, all without having to pay any fees or interest. Built for both online or in-store purchases, this payment method will allow you to improve your daily life with quality products and services without breaking your monthly budget. Through this first brand campaign, Scalapay wants to show instalment payments in a different light – instead of compulsive purchases, the brand promotes a more sophisticated vision. Buying in 3 instalments without fees means giving yourself the means to buy better: high quality products that you really enjoy. The campaign shows just that, a series of characters caught in the midst of contemplating their purchases. This moment of contemplation is imagined visually as a slowing down of time in the middle of the surrounding frenzy. Film advertisement created by Buzzman, France for Scalapay, within the category: Finance.

We work for money and we use that money to buy things we want. What if we skip a step and work for the things we want. Amazon will now let you work for what you want. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Amazon, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by Open, Canada for Bier Markt, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Costa Rica for Instituto Nacional de Seguros, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Sri Sri Publications Trust, India for The Art of Living, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Duval Guillaume, Belgium for Greenpeace, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Brothers and Sisters, United Kingdom for Carphone Warehouse, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Now, your DNA can help you select the color of your new car. From the exploration of ancestry, genealogy, and paternity to food intolerance, anti-aging and wellness profiling, there is a long list of different DNA diagnostics at your fingertips. But, did you know that the information encoded in your DNA can now help you to discover something as personal as your genetic color? That’s the idea behind Nissan Altima Bio-Color, the latest initiative recently launched by Nissan Middle East. DNA is the bio-molecule that stores our genetic information. It’s distinctive, different and unique for everyone. There are thousands of genes in the human genetic code, so in order to pinpoint the Nissan Altima Bio-Color, a group of 15 genes related to vision and color recognition were selected and analyzed. These genes were grouped into two main genetic markers, called ‘Color Vision’ and ‘Night Vision’. These two markers form the basis of the ‘Gene Color Map’: a chromatic grid that classifies all the available colors for your Nissan Altima in the largest and most exclusive color range ever used for a new car. To create an accurate table, the swatches have been organized in accordance with the characteristics of the tested genes. On the Y-axis, the colors have been set from the least common (black) to the most common (yellow) on the scale of color blindness predisposition statistics. The X-axis runs from those colors hardest to perceive at night (dark colors) to the easiest to perceive in low lighting (light colors). After taking a DNA test, every individual will receive different numeric scores for each pre-selected gene, based on the analysis of their own specific genetic information. This data will be translated into a unique personal color according to the positions of the main markers and the discrete individual scores on the color map. Prospective car buyers will now have their chance to pick the color of their Nissan Altima in the most innovative and cutting-edge way. How? Participating is simple: just visit the Nissan Showrooms on Sheikh Zayed Road or in Khalidiya starting from July 10th, test drive a Nissan Altima, take the DNA test for free at the mini-labs inside the showrooms and wait for the results. Email notifications will inform participants of the outcome, inviting them to discover everything behind their DNA analysis in an interactive website that explains the details of the color selection by showcasing data infographics personalized for each customer. Afterwards, new customers can request their exclusive genetic color and apply it to their new Nissan Altima when closing the purchase, on a first come-first serve basis. Integrated advertisement created by TBWA, United Arab Emirates for Nissan, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Cossette, Canada for Alliance de l'industrie touristique du Québec, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Walk This Way is an Instagram site for exploring work, life and play at Next. It's primary objective is to attract graduates to join as trainees through a scrolling flat lay that launched with 204 original pieces of content with a few hidden challenges thrown in too. An original shoot that was nearly 30 metres long and used hundreds of Next products. View it for yourself @nextwalkthisway. Digital advertisement created by Havas, United Kingdom for Next, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Experiential advertisement created by FCB, Portugal for Royal Canin, within the category: Pets.

A cacao farmer in the South makes only 67 euro cents per day. Fairtrade Belgium wanted to raise awareness for this global injustice. So we simply asked people: “How long would you work for 67 cents?” Integrated advertisement created by BBDO, Belgium for Fairtrade, within the category: Finance.

Usually, what you live in a game, stays in the game. But for the launch of The Crew 2, we decided to change that. We invited gamers to download the beta version of the game and we then asked them to ride all over the open world and try to manage their best race and their most incredible stunts.

They then had to simply share their race with us directly, using the “share” button of their video game console, and we selected the most amazing one.

The player’s race was carefully studied and we spent time reproducing the exact map of his track in the real world. We had to pay attention to every background detail, in order to make it as similar as possible, so the player felt like he was living the exact same race. Finally, the chosen player had to face his IRL ride, with world record Red Bull pilot, Bryce Menzies.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, Italy for Leroy Merlin, within the category: House, Garden.

No matter the problem of your Toyota, use TMO car products and all will be smooth like mayonaise. Film advertisement created by Dentsu, Indonesia for TMO, within the category: Automotive.