that s had an impact, the cost of living crisis has had an impact on the number of claims that you have to handle? interestingly, not that much the amount of claims, per se. mm hm? clearly, as you said, there was a rebound last year, but we are normalising in the amount of claims quite quickly. what has really changed is the average payout of a claim. that went up almost 25%. wow! and the reason is that customers tend to cancel their holiday much later, aaron. and that increases the amount we are paying out as an insurer. and that is where we as well come into the game to be much more for our customers, really that problem solver. last minute cancellation, what happens? we are there. so during the pandemic, people became used to having to cancel bookings and to make claims.
and, of course, we know travel is a sector thatjust rebounded like there s no tomorrow the demand has been huge. but we re also living in a period of huge cost of living crisis. i m just wondering if that s had an impact, the cost of living crisis has had an impact on the number of claims that you have to handle? interestingly, not that much the amount of claims, per se. mm hm? clearly, as you said, there was a rebound last year, but we are normalising in the amount of claims quite quickly. what has really changed is the average payout of a claim. that went up almost 25%. wow! and the reason is that customers tend to cancel their holiday much later, aaron. and that increases the amount we are paying out as an insurer. and that is where we as well come into the game to be much more for our customers, really that problem solver. last minute cancellation, what happens? we are there. so during the pandemic, people became used to having to cancel bookings and to make claims.
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potential. also the coach can as well find the best training methods to get the most out of their athletes. to get the most out of their athletes- to get the most out of their athletes. ., . ., , , athletes. how much of this is still taboo to talk athletes. how much of this is still taboo to talk about athletes. how much of this is still taboo to talk about from - athletes. how much of this is still taboo to talk about from a - athletes. how much of this is still i taboo to talk about from a coaching perspective as well as an athletes perspective? it perspective as well as an athletes perspective? perspective? it is still classes the last taboo- perspective? it is still classes the last taboo. we re perspective? it is still classes the last taboo. we re seeing - perspective? it is still classes the last taboo. we re seeing berries i last taboo. we re seeing berries being broken and the more we can talk about it the less of a taboo is going to be. the duty of care campaign tha
now they are putting their hands in his hand. they are distorting their picture among their own people, among the whole world, among the free people, people all over the world. we are as syrians because we don t understand that the kind of interest that they might have after normalising with assad, the only thing that assad can give to these countries the drugs that destroy the countries that destroy their pictures in the whole world. so we want we want these countries to know and to understand that neither syrians nor their own people will forgive them what they have done today in calling assad for this for this meeting, because this assad, who killed more than a million people, who imprisoned hundreds of thousands of people who displaced more more than half of the population of the syrians outside or in our country are going tojump