I absolutely love my job.
But sometimes, after another long week of desk-bound deadlines, I find myself fantasising about a job that involves a little more…adventure.
One that involves meeting new people and traveling to exotic and exciting parts of the world, week in, week out.
So here’s a list of the six best jobs involving travel. And if this whole journalism thing doesn’t work out, one of these might just become my Plan B.
1. Flight attendant.
OK, this is an obvious one, but there’s just something glamorous about a career as a flight attendant, isn’t there? Spending every night in a different city, and wearing those matching outfits…
I actually spent years as a teenager seriously considering it, and I still think it would be pretty awesome.
Related: Go home all other flight attendants – you will never match this guy’s safety presentation.
You don’t need a fancy degree, and you just have to be a people person without a fear of flying (Oh, and be tall enough to reach those overhead lockers).
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Sure, you’ll have to deal with screaming babies and annoying passengers, but you’ll also get to see the world, and enjoy the major perk of heavily discounted flights for you and your family. Winning.
2. Professional shopper.
This job entails you travelling the country and the world, and being paid to spend someone else’s money. No, I’m not pulling your leg. It is an actual, dream job.