question about jobs requiring travel

[wootapotky]

I'm going to be a sophomore in college next year and I'm not exactly sure what it is that I want to do. But one thing I for sure want to do is to travel and live in a bunch of countries, but I'm not sure what jobs would let me do that. Preferrably I would get a job that has me live in a country for a couple of years and then live in a different country for a couple of years, and so on.

I was looking up jobs that require travel and I found that auditors and consultants usually travel a lot. But I'm not really sure what they are and what major in college they would require. So I guess my question is what jobs would have me travel and/or live in a different country that pays a lot?

 

[Francisco d'Anconia]

Teach foreign languages to the locals.

 

[RedPill]

Be an archaeologist or anthropologist. Those are very accomodating careers for someone interested in world travel.

 

[diplomatic_lies]

Be a drug smuggler, arms smuggler, or journalist.

 

[Brian20o2]

Be a drug smuggler, arms smuggler, or journalist.

LOL "Or journalist"

 

[sparky0000]

Auditors and consultants are usually much older than you. They are all over Russia and other parts of Eastern Europe. You can usually find many of them at American themed restaurants (think TGIFriday's in Kiev) with pretty teenage locals who usually giggle at their lame jokes even if they can't understand a word the guy is saying. To be honest, most of them don't even know what the hell they are doing. They do get really nice Western style apartments. Most of them really annoy me.

Most arms smugglers hardly ever leave the comfort of their homes. They simply redirect shipments of arms.

Save some money starting NOW. Work on a language or two. Avoid stupid college students. Move back in with your family. Then when you are done with school leave.