Oracle insert querry.

Hi all oracle gurus
I am trying to insert a value which is difference between two dates, for that reason i am doing (" rec_jag_promos.end_date -rec_jag_promos.start_date") inside my insert statement.
but it is not working. my plsql code is running but not giving me any o/p.
Here what i am trying to do is i want to insert DAYS value into my table which is between start date and end date.
........its not working . please guide me or correct me.
Below is part of my querry ........
Thanks
-- migrate data
FOR rec_jag_promos IN cur_jag_promos
LOOP
v_jag_count := v_jag_count + 1;
BEGIN
v_wots_hot_id := rec_jag_promos.promotion_id;
-- this call will throw and exception 0 or many regions found
v_region_id := get_region_id( rec_jag_promos.promotion_id, rec_jag_promos.region_display_type );
INSERT INTO wotif_promo.WOTS_HOT
( id, country_code,
start_date, end_date,inventory_source_id,hotel_id,
rate_plan_code,region_id,blurb, modified_username,
version,DAYS_ACTIVE )
VALUES
( v_wots_hot_id, rec_jag_promos.country_code,
rec_jag_promos.start_date, rec_jag_promos.end_date,v_inv_source_id,rec_jag_promos.hotel_id,
rec_jag_promos.rate_plan_code, v_region_id, rec_jag_promos.blurb, rec_jag_promos.modified_username,
1, rec_jag_promos.end_date-rec_jag_promos.start_date+);
v_wots_hot_inserts := v_wots_hot_inserts + 1;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( 'WOTS_HOT Insert Error on wots_hot_id : ' || rec_jag_promos.wots_hot_id );
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( SQLCODE || ' ' || SQLERRM );
v_wots_hot_errs := v_wots_hot_errs + 1;
END;

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