Airline Pilot

• An airline pilot travels extensively to all parts of the world. You can learn to fly by joining the military, but there are also civilian schools that teach flying. Entry-level pilots typically work for commuter and regional airlines and work up to commercial pilots for the major airlines. The median wage for an airline pilot is approximately $111,000 annually.
  
  

Regional Managers

• Regional managers often travel frequently between offices or stores owned by the company for whom the manager works. There are multiple opportunities for this career. Some people start working for a company right after high school at an entry level; others pursue bachelor's degrees or MBAs and enter the work force at the management level. The median salary for a manager is $98,000.
  
  

Consultants

• Many businesses seek the services of a consultant at one time or another. Consultants typically travel a lot between clients' offices and headquarters. About one third of consultants are self-employed. A bachelor's degree is required for most consultants, though a masters degree or a PhD offers greater opportunities for advancement. The median salary for a consultant working with the federal government is $73,000.
  
  

Military

• Enlisting in one of the branches of service is another way to have a career full of travel. There are multiple careers available, and most people can enlist with just a high school diploma. The military will train you for whatever position you are interested in, and you can also continue your college education after your service ends. Under the G.I. bill, your military service will cover your tuition.
  
  

English Teacher

• Teaching English as a second language is a good way to travel. Some countries and language schools require a bachelor's degree along with a TESL certification. Other language schools will accept someone with less education and train them. You will need to be proficient in all aspects of English, including grammar, pronunciation and mechanics to be an ESL teacher. You can obtain TESL certification through a local school, online or through a language school that hires you. Salaries vary widely, depending on your level of education, the country where you are residing, cost of living and the students you teach. Teachers working with younger students typically receive higher pay than those teaching adult students. The average salary of an ESL teacher in Honduras is about $400 monthly, but might be as high as $1,900 monthly in Thailand. ESL teachers living and teaching in the U.S. have a median income of approximately $35,000.