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You can do any job and travel.. well if you are determined try for defense jobs .. in military or anyforce... you can choose mountaneering and traveling as a sport and be in the expedition team
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Mountaineering is a good option. U can also choose relaxed jobs and can travel on weekends...
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Hi. If you like to travel, do not necessarily look for work in this area. You can, for example, become a freelancer or have your blog on YouTube. It is in demand now and many people do this. But if such a field of activity is not for you, you can try to make a quality resume with the help of an online service https://skillroads.com and send it to several tour companies. Perhaps you will be noticed and get some job as a guide or travel agent.
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I really like to travel. I am a programmer and was able to combine my favorite work and travel. I was lucky enough to send a lead software engineer resume, which I got from https://resumeedge.com/samples/software-engineer-lead-resume-sample to a company and was offered to work remotely. This gave me a great opportunity to enjoy what I love.
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Hello, I would advise you to work remotely. for example programming is a very good option. but you need an education, ideally a scholarship. it helped me to order a personal statement fellowship application here: https://www.fellowshippersonalstatements.com/. if you know where to apply for help in time, you will always learn well and in the future find a remote well-paid job and be able to travel around the world at any time.
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If you can afford it - being a hunting guide/outfitter is a pretty good option(you'd need to be firearm certified most likely, or pretty good with a bow. One of the folks I know does bowhunting outfitting, other one specializes in handgun calibers(mostly hunting with .45 ACP ammo like such https://gritrsports.com/shooting/ammunition/handgun-ammo/45-acp-ammo/ )
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