Working & traveling

Join the military! I have, and was able to see some places I couldn't have seen for myself. Highly recommended. Although what you are proposing to do is a good idea as well. While overseas, I have known people to come and do that too so that is good.

Here are some good jobs for you if you want to work and travel: Teaching, especially teaching English as a foreign language. There are schools that require teachers for adults, teenagers or children. A resort representative in a holiday area working for a travel company. Work in a bar, factory or shop in a town or city overseas. Casual work done during a working holiday in Australia, New Zealand or Canada. Visas can be obtained but this needs to be done before arriving in one of these countries. The work might in in an office, or a farm or something else that might be quite memorable. Good luck.

Join in a travel agency.Work hard to your way up .People in high positions are free to fly and stay in the best hotels on business.

It depends on where you want to travel. If it's just the USA there are a lot of jobs you could get that require travel. Pharmaceutical sales, truck driver, spotter car driver for wide load vehicles, airline attendant, photographer for a national magazine just to name a few.

There are two perspectives involved in it one is travelling as in local travelling,for which marketing is the best option, these kind of jobs are for the people who donot like to stick to the chair and work rather to meet people and roam as well. or else you can join air hostess that can give you work as well as travelling.

Start learning how to trade stock markets and you can travel anywhere you wish and work (trade) anywhere and when you need to. :-) I share how I do it in my blog and website - check my profile if you are interested. Good luck!

i work and travel everyday and i love it. i also get to make my own hours and i am also home for the kids. i suggest you look into a rewarding career as a contracted insurance rep.

You mean to say work and travel at the same time? I have a friend who takes on overseas assignment - often for a project or as an expatriate to the country - for a period of 1-2 years. Otherwise, she will work temporarily for 9 mths and plan a 3 mths' holiday. She is in the accounts line.

Have you considered photography or freelance writer. Real estate agents are a good option and require a foreign language, unless you get hooked with some agent that wants to sell Spanish/French properties to British customers, which happens a lot these days. That reminds me of relocation agencies. If you speak French, there is always bank teller and customer services in French speaking countries. You can look at www.swap.ca for some ideas and destinations. Best of luck.