Best jobs for travel lovers

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Working 9 to 5 and spending every day in a cubicle can be draining, especially if you are dreaming about exploring the world. Instead of spending all your hard-earned money and vacation days only traveling a couple of times a year, you could seek out a career that allows you to travel as part of your regular job duties. We’ve searched the globe and found 25 of the best careers for people who love to travel. So update your resume, pack your bags and get ready to explore.

So these were 25 good-paying traveling jobs. Most of them are good paying and some of them are not. You choose one of them

Merchant Navy

Merchant navy is also a good job if you would like to go abroad and travel by sea. After graduation, you could join and make Rs 600,000/- to Rs 1200,000/- a year

Civil Servant

Civil servants also have to travel around the world. However civil servant is a high-profile job.

Destination Photographers

Photographers are wanted for weddings and fashion shoots. You could travel to exotic places around the world.

Importer/Exporter

Importers and exporters get to travel around the world to showcase their products and make deals. However, you have to establish a big business.

Personal Yacht Sailor

If you know to sail a ship then you could become a personal Yacht Sailor. Yacht owners need sailors who can sail them from one country to another. You make millions in

Diplomat

Being a diplomat is a high profile job and you can travel to different countries in the world. Every 3 years you are in a new country. However, not everyone can be a diplomat.

Interpreters and Translator

Interpreters and translators are required by the government and foreign companies. If you have knowledge of languages like French, German, and Japanese then you could get a job and travel at the same time.

Truck Drivers

Truck Drivers also travel from one state to another. Although the job is very tough if you love traveling then you could make money while you are on road.

Archeologist and Paleontologist

Like geologists, archeologists have to travel to different parts of the world for search fossils and other things.

Chef

Chef and cook are required by hotels. If you are a good chef then you could travel from one country to another country. Money is great like Rs 12 lacs to Rs 24 lacs a year.

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Au pair

An au pair is an unmarried young adult aged 18 to 30 years, who has no children and travels to a foreign country for a defined period of time to live with a host family. The au pair is considered a full member of the family during the entire stay.

Au pairs live with a host family in a foreign country and provide child care services, such as babysitting and assistance with schoolwork. You’ll receive a small salary on top of your room and board, but you also get to immerse yourself in another culture as an extended member of a family.

Construction manager

Construction managers not only make good money, but also do lots of traveling across the country. Often, they relocate to different locations and stay for several months to oversee a project. Even if you don’t have the qualifications to be a project manager, construction companies are worth checking out – many need to hire support staff to relocate as well.

Consultant

Companies hire consultants from a wide variety of fields to fix specific problems(EX Digital marketing consultant, Dev Ops engineers ..). Because their knowledge is so specialized, a consultant’s client base is often spread all over the country, or even around the world. Maintaining a positive relationship with clients requires regular on-site visits, making it a perfect job for people who love frequent travel.

Cruise line worker

Working on a cruise ship is a travel lover’s dream gig. You make a living traveling the world, all while receiving free food and accommodations.

Whether you’re a restaurant server, a shop clerk or a performer in the cruise’s entertainment lineup, there are opportunities for individuals of all backgrounds to work on one of these floating resorts. Websites like Cruise Line Jobs list employment openings with some of the top-rated cruise lines.

Diving instructor

There is a whole other world beneath the ocean’s surface, and you can live it by traveling and teaching the essentials of diving. Scuba instructors get the opportunity to see parts of the planet that most people never would.

ESL teacher

ESL (English as a second language) teachers are in high demand both at home and abroad. When you take a job as an ESL teacher in a foreign country, you’ll get to help students understand your native language while immersing yourself in that country’s culture. You’ll need at least a bachelor’s degree.

Event coordinator

Event coordinators might work on local events like parties and weddings, but orchestrating large-scale events like festivals and trade shows could be a golden opportunity for travel lovers.

You’d meet with potential vendors from across the country, then travel to the event location to oversee everything from setup to break down.

Flight attendant

It may be the most obvious travel-related job, but it’s also one of the most accessible: You don’t need a specialized degree to become a flight attendant, and most major airlines only require prior customer service experience and a certification from the Federal Aviation Administration. The hours are frequently erratic, and the work isn’t always easy, but you’ll get a glimpse of hundreds of cities across the globe during your career. A bonus perk? Free or discounted flights for you and your family.

Archaeologist

Imagine discovering the world’s oldest known tool, or unearthing the skeleton of one of our very first ancestors. Every day, archaeologists are discovering the kinds of buried treasures that give them a glimpse into life thousands — or even millions — of years in the past.

The typical image of an archaeologist is a khaki-clad adventurer, up to his or her neck in dust on a dig. In movies and TV shows, archaeologists are typically found in countries like Egypt and other ancient civilizations.

Archaeologists do more than just dig, though. Once they make a great find, they have to identify and analyze their discoveries so they can be catalogued, restored and displayed by collectors or museums.

Some archaeologists don’t dig at all. They conduct research for museums or governments, or teach archaeology at universities. Other archaeologists are in charge of protecting historic sites, excavating them for relics before construction crews can dig there and accidentally destroy an important piece of history.

International aid worker

If you want to travel for a living while making a real difference in people’s lives, consider working for an international aid organization like USAID. With this job, you can visit struggling countries and help its residents recover from dire situations such as natural disasters and famine. You’ll need a background in a field like health, agriculture or education and a strong interest in social work.

Travel agent

In the age of Google searches and travel price comparison websites, some people may think that the professional travel agent is a dead career. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics does predict a decline in this occupation over the next decade, it’s still a rewarding job for anyone who loves to travel. To offer honest, helpful advice to clients, travel agents often visit popular destinations to get firsthand experience of the resorts and restaurants they recommend. Whether your clients are business or leisure travelers, they’ll thank you for your insider insight into local sights and activities.

The travel agent is a good job because you can help others and make a commission on their bookings. You can make Rs 50,000/- to Rs 150,000/- a month.

Traveling nurse

These days, good nurses are in high demand and short supply. That nursing shortage can work to your advantage if you’re trained and capable.

You could always get a job at your local hospital, but then you’d be dealing with the same responsibilities and working with the same people every day. Or you could travel around the country going from one hospital gig to another and caring for people in many different cities.

Traveling nurses move around the country from hospital to hospital, bouncing from one temporary position to the next. You’ll be sent to areas where nurses are needed most, and your housing, travel expenses and benefits are often covered.

Athletic Scout

Athletic scouts work for colleges and professional sports teams, or they can freelance for several different teams. Their job is to seek out the best and brightest young athletes and recruit them onto the teams they represent. To find those players, scouts scour newspaper and TV reports for stories of gifted athletes. They also have to sit through a lot of high school or college games around the country, and sometimes abroad.

To make an effective athletic scout, you need to know your sport inside and out from playing it, coaching it or watching it incessantly. You also need to have a knack for spotting young talent on the field and court. Pro teams and colleges shell out a lot of money for scholarships and contracts, and they want their investment to pay off with winning players. That means athletic scouts are under a lot of pressure to find good talent.

Travel writer

It might not be the easiest way to make a living, but if you’ve got a knack for writing, you can share your knowledge about popular travel destinations. Though full-time travel writing positions do exist, most of the work you can get is freelance, as publications typically want individuals who can submit firsthand accounts of the location they’re writing about. You can search for and bid on freelance travel writing assignments on sites like Freelancer.com and Upwork.

Professional Yacht Crew

Everyone dreams about what they’d buy if they hit the lottery. For a lot of people, a superyacht tops that lottery wish list. Superyachts are like floating mansions, packed every possible amenity that can fit on a super luxurious oceangoing vessel.

Instead of just dreaming about floating away on a private yacht, why not actually do it? A seven-figure salary isn’t a requirement. You don’t even need to have sailing experience.

Thousands of superyachts are floating around the world, from Sydney to Singapore. And most of those yachts need crews to keep them afloat. (Did you actually think Jay-Z and Beyonce sailed their own $40 million chartered superyachts on the French Riviera last summer?)

Yachts need captains to drive them, deckhands to maintain the exterior, stewardesses to dust and polish the interior, engineers to keep the engines running and chefs to satisfy the dining pleasures of the yacht’s well-heeled occupants. Speaking of the occupants, yacht crews have the chance to meet some of the biggest names in business, politics and entertainment while they’re sailing around the world and getting paid for it.