travelling as part of work - What is your opinion

I'd like to snag a job that is financially rewarding and allows me to travel, too. They are able to stay in really nice hotels, too! Ha! Lucky people. Now, tell me, aside from pilots and flight stewardess, what jobs includes international travel?

I have enjoyed travelling to Australia in the days I did not have much money. I got a working holiday visa. This enabled me to work as a nanny for a family, in a factory and for a charity. I earned money that I spent on my trip around the world. I met many people working, doing all sorts of jobs from labouring on a building site to typing in an office. It helped me realize that I wanted to become a teacher. Shortly after my work as a children's nanny I began my teacher training. I think travelling as part of your work, say as a business person, must be better than working as I did. Such people fly all over the world and see many beautiful places.

It sounds great until you have to do it. Once a month for a couple of days at a time is no problem though you can add on a day at the end for jet lag recovery. But some of my friends are doing it all the time and that is a big stress on any relationship they have. Ok, you say for batchelors but hey, you got to have a life as well outside work. Makes 'Jack a dull boy' otherwise. And in winter it is worse with flights cancelled, airports closed, public transport broken down. And the hours of your life spent in airports, especially now with all the security requiring you to be there 3 hours before flight time. It's like people think an air stewerdess' job is glamourous. I can see it is very hard work for them.