International Services, Inc. Makes Availing Visitors Insurance Convenient with the Release of Nriol.net
Online, February 26, 2011 (Newswire.com) - International Services, a leading visitors insurance agency, make it easier for people traveling in and outside of the US to avail different visitor health insurance via the launch of their website http://www.nriol.net.
Throughout the US there are hundreds of sports teams that battle each other on the court or on the field, but once their regular seasons are over, they take their skills and energy abroad where they play teams from other countries on their home turf.
These teams that travel abroad for the love of the sport are at certain risks for illness and injury that they usually wouldn't encounter in the US, and these injuries or illnesses may not be covered on their current health or medical insurance plans.
"Sports teams that spend seasons abroad are at a severely increased risk of contracting diseases that have been all but eliminated in the States. Even diseases like Malaria, West Nile Virus, Ebola, and SARS can be contracted. Medical coverage abroad is necessary. If you're team doesn't offer international medical or health insurance, you should consider getting it on your own, or asking the team to provide it," says Lawrence, a member of WHO.
People traveling to the US are offered visitors insurance through websites like www.nriol.net, but these websites can also offer US travelers abroad group insurance for the duration of their time away from home and also avail them at fair prices. This type of insurance provides more than just medical coverage; it also provides the families left behind the peace of mind that their loved ones are covered in case anything goes wrong. For a quick quote, you just need to enter basic information on the webpage, answer a few questions, and you could be purchasing visitor's insurance within 5 minutes.
"I'm proud that my son gets to go play basketball in Romania, but I'm also scared that anything can happen to him there. With international travel insurance, I know that he'll have the coverage he needs to get well if he gets sick. That makes me feel a lot better about sending him out," says Ed, father of a high school athlete.
According to Chiranth Nataraj, CEO of International Services, Inc.: "Coverage shouldn't be limited to where you live; it shouldn't have boundaries at all."