What kind of jobs require international travel?

I'm just about to enter college, and in a career, i want to travel. I'm not sure if i'd like to go into International business or not, and i don't want to be away from a future family too often. Not sure if Pilot or stewardess is the best option either.What kind of jobs require international travel?International jobs usually require international travel.What kind of jobs require international travel?
a map maker?What kind of jobs require international travel?courier theres people that carry things like papers and contracts to other countries, and or theres the cargo trip go to the other countries as cargo class a passenger that works on the ship going to europe then get a rail pass and see all of europe and stay in youth hostels and rick steves does a series on each country see the library and make plans to contact the folks on the steps of the journey and maybe take a friend as a brake on the romantics on the way
Cruise ship director or something of that nature.What kind of jobs require international travel?my sister in law works for a travel agency they get to go on small but frequent trips to places that they are promoting, this could be a fun way for you to travle that way you get a taste, and can go back cheaper.What kind of jobs require international travel?
a sea man..youll work in the ship who will travel anywhere around the world.. or be a tourist guide...
A buyer or purchasing agent.



I used to do that for IBM. I travelled all over the world.



Most large companies have procurement departments.



A fashion buyer for Sears, Harrods, Nieman Marcus etc is another example.



I was buying computer components like keyboards, hard drives etc. in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong.What kind of jobs require international travel?
....Haliburton Services. They will fly u there and back!

Drive a fuel truck for $20,000 a month and wear cool body armor! I have a friend that does this. He is a civilian like u and me. Not military. Provide room and board for free. Oh and Medical attention of course. If u want to live in the green zone in Baghdad.
Work for an international company: I was in marketing for a large furniture manufacturer and travelled a great deal.

I also travelled a lot while working for a university.



As for the future family: the key word is future - travel while you're still young and once your biological clock starts ticking, look for positions that are more tied to one place.



If I could choose between pilot and stewardess, I'd go for pilot: you could always move to domestic flights.
Pilot and airline stewardess/steward