Good Jobs For Recent Grad That Involve Travel (consulting, pay, college)

[SiddharthaGautama]

I saw a similar post related to this but it didn't give any answers or list any jobs. Does anybody know of specific jobs that require travel? It doesn't have to be 30 days a month or anything like that. I would be happy with as little as 2 or 3 times per month. I'm in my mid 20s, college educated and looking for a job that has this. I'm single with no children at the moment so the idea of a job that has travelling involved appeals to me. I know a few people that do consulting and said they loved it for the first two years but after that it got real old. So I would love to do it for a year or two. The jobs that I'm aware of that do consist of travelling are: flight attendant, truck driver, consultant, travel writer/photographer. Does anybody know of any other jobs besides these I could get in to?

[jco]

I know that there are lots of jobs for construction superintendents that require travel. They usually pay more, but you need to have some experience usually. You can look for assistant superintendent positions, though.

[stock66]

Lots of sales jobs that involve travel. I keep finding men that have them
Only good if you don't want your SO around.

[hardworkinggal121]

I am looking for a job that I can do lots of traveling. I am a 27 year old single an independent person. I have been at my job for 5 years and it is very slow. This is a perfect opportunity to find something that will allow me to go and see different parts of the world and the United States. So if there is anyone that would know of a job that would allow me to do this and it is an entry level job or has anything to do with communications or broadcasting let me know.