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More than 17,200 Romanians made travel insurance claims in 2023, 22% more than the previous year, mostly for medical services.

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27 June 2025, 11:51
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In 2023, more than 17,200 Romanians received travel insurance claims, an increase of 22% from the previous year. Insurance companies paid out an average of €33,000 per day, with the majority of the claims being for medical services. The highest compensation was around 300,000 lei, and 3% of claims were for lost luggage and trip cancellations. UNSAR underlines the importance of insurance in dealing with unforeseen holiday situations.

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17.200 de români cu asigurări de călătorie au cerut despăgubiri anul trecut. 300.000 de lei, cea mai mare sumă obținută de un turist
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Peste 17200 români au beneficiat în 2024 de asigurările de călătorie. Cât a fost despăgubirea record | Newsweek Romania
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Peste 17.200 de români au solicitat despăgubiri şi au beneficiat anul trecut de asigurările de călătorie / Cea mai mare despăgubire achitată unui turist anul trecut pentru acoperirea cheltuielilor medicale s-a ridicat la 300.000 lei
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Date UNSAR: Peste 17.200 de români au avut anul trecut asigurări de călătorie, cu 22% mai mulți decât în 2023

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