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I don't know if this exists anymore? Semester at Sea.
There are jobs that require travel--cruise lines, flight attendant, certain sales jobs.
Just be careful what you pick. I once took an auditing gig to travel, but it turned out I wasn't traveling to interesting places most of the time. I got really sick of it.
My first thought when I read your post is that you can't always have what you want. Somethings in life you have to earn. One of the first CEO's of my Company said, "work hard, play hard". It is a pretty simple way to live. I travel a lot for pleasure. I work hard, play hard. I did find a job that gives me the freedom to fly and the freedom to rearrange my schedule so I can take extra time off and work extra when I went to take a trip. The work hard part has to come first. I do have a co-worker that has a Sugar Daddy--so I guess you could go that route too if you so desire
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Originally Posted by WyoNewk
Be careful putting your travel passion before college, or lack of money will likely always be a problem.
Why have you decided against a working holiday? You're young enough to be eligible for the visas, no ties, happy to live over the pub you're working in and spend all your earnings on beer and travel. Why would you not do this now? Just because you spend a couple of years being footloose doesn't mean you're going to do it for the rest of your life.
I won't ever understand why Americans think it's a good thing to go from full time school to full time tertiary study to full time work.
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