Growing up surround by interesting tales of other cultures give us a strong urge to travel. The key issue experienced by many of us is money. Saving up to explore the world can be a challenge unless you can find a job that allow you to work while you travel. We are fortunate that many major industries also offers off-shore opportunities. If you are prepared to manage packing and leaving your loved ones behind every now and then, you can go for jobs that take you almost anywhere in the world. Here are some of such careers:

1. Truck drivers

Our booming construction industry means that truck drivers are in high demand. Although you do need to earn your license up front, this is a career that you can start in only a few months. The main advantage to driving a truck is that, once you’re certified here, you’re a potential candidate for positions almost anywhere in the world. Truck drivers earn a lot in the united states, making it a common career for people looking to spend some time there.

2. Corporate Finance

If you’re thinking into the future, a career in finance can be very lucrative. Thanks to our low corporate tax rate, Singapore is a hub for international business. Many citizens can take on a role with a local company that provides opportunities for relocation. This type of career is great for anyone who wants to turn travel into a lifestyle. Besides, you can complement your studies with online study resources to help you gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in corporate finance. It’ll be easy to learn more about complex financial concepts when it’s convenient for you. You’ll spend more time in your destination, but every move can also be another run up the corporate ladder.

3. Tourism

As one of the largest local industries, there is no shortage of tourism jobs. These are often considered to be lifestyle careers. Not only do you make a living wage, but you get to take part in the very parts of our society that define us. For aspiring travelers, experience in the tourism industry is powerful. When you look for work abroad, you’ll likely be applying for positions in the very same places you’ll go for recreation.

4. Construction

This is another one of those industries that you can take with you, wherever you go. Construction skills are highly portable. Rarely will you be turned down for a job because foreign qualifications are not accepted? That may happen in healthcare and some professional industries, but construction companies value hands-on experience. The industry is quite broad, so there are a lot of opportunities that can suit your own individual tastes.

The Value of Portability

This type of lifestyle might not be for everyone. For some, and ideal vacation means a week in an all-inclusive resort. But for others, it’s important to truly get to experience the culture of the places you visit. If this sounds like an ideal you share, then choosing a portable career is a great way to see the world. Travel doesn’t just become something to look forward to, but an essential part of your lifestyle.