18 Jobs That Allow You To Travel With Family

In today’s capricious world, individuals aim to redirect their career life towards a path that will allow them to intertwine their professional career achievements with their interests in families and recreational activities. The rise of remote work combined with the pursuit of the ideal lifestyle has opened up opportunities like never before for folks who want to live and work with their whole hearts. We pulled together 18 jobs that are not only family-friendly but are also cool gigs to do. 

The Digital Nomad

We think of This remote worker when we hear “remote work.” Digital nomads work from anywhere, leveraging technology like WiFi, smart devices, and cloud-based applications to work from literally anywhere with an internet connection. Working from anywhere allows digital nomads to travel, which is a massive benefit for many remote workers. 

Travel Writers and Vloggers

This path is for aspiring storytellers with a flair for creating visual content. Travel writers and bloggers can monetize their trips by becoming travel writers and bloggers. Brands often collaborate with this influencer and offer them trips to promote on their owned media channels. 

Photographer 

Being a photographer is the most exciting job in the world. A Travel photographer can control their destiny, meaning they can take on only the photography jobs they want. They get to travel and see some fascinating places. Travel photographers also work in other areas of photography. Some do portraits, weddings, or commercial work. Anything having to do with travel photography is fair game. 

IT Management and Consultancy 

Management, IT, and many other such consultants often have the opportunity to work on a project basis. This can mean the ability to choose projects close to locations they want to visit while within calling distance. 

Flight Attendant

Many airlines have surprisingly family-friendly policies; flight attendants often can arrange their work schedules to allow for long stretches at home between trips. Flight attendants travel for free or at deeply discounted fares like other airline employees (and often their families). 

Teach Another Language

Teaching English as a second language is a popular way to experience different cultures. Many families also teach abroad together, which is an excellent experience for the kids. 

Tour Guide

If you’re a history buff, passionate about culture or love being in charge of groups, being a tour guide can be the best travel job. Share what you know about those locales you love visiting, and learn some new destinations! 

Cruise Ship Staff

Various roles on cruise ships, from entertainment to waiting on tables, allow one to visit different countries while earning; some cruise lines also offer accommodation for the staff’s extended family.

Travel Nurse

Healthcare professionals in the field of nursing often are looking for opportunities to grow in their career choices. One way to overcome this and obtain total career satisfaction is to try over and over again with many available assignments. Travel nursing can positively impact families as you can help others while bringing up your children.

Travel Agent

The perks of such a job include giving others the same plans you would make for your own personal family travel and gaining an education in different countries at a discounted rate or even for free! 

Freelance writer

As a freelance writer, you have the best lure in the world: the ability to take your work wherever your laptop can go. Whether you’re penning articles on the beaches of Thailand, copywriting from your campervan in New Zealand, or ghostwriting on a private yacht. 

Event Planner

Many event planners travel to different locations for meetings, events, and conferences. This career is great for people who love a combination of organization and working outside of the office. 

Archaeologist

Archaeologists or anthropologists can be found in different parts of the world. Digging in the dirt, research, and fieldwork can land them worldwide. 

Yoga Instructor/Wellness Coach

Remote work or travel to see clients, teach workshops, or lead retreats are just some ways you can make a living as a yoga teacher or wellness coach. 

Translator/Interpreter

Multilingual individuals can become translators or interpreters. This profession is perfect for those with the flexibility to choose locations. Due to the growing rate of globalization, translators are in high demand. 

Culinary Chef

Do you feel like being Anthony Bourdain at one of the finest dining restaurants worldwide? Becoming a culinary chef allows you to do just that. Travel worldwide, or create a pop-up to host different events all over. 

Military

They usually move from base to base for one reason or another. Deployments are also another aspect of being in the military and are not liked by most people. The military takes you all around the world. You get to see many different cultures and ways of life. 

Geology

Jobs for geologists in the field and exploration are pretty extensive. This career also allows you to take your family with you while studying and analyzing rock formations worldwide.

Author: Megan Sokoli

Bio:

Megan is a seasoned freelance writer and creative based in London, UK. Armed with a Bachelor's degree in Media and Cultural Studies, she has channeled her writing, editing, and creative skills into a successful writing career. In 2014, Megan embarked on her blogging journey, eventually collaborating with international clients and has crafted a diverse range of content, including blog posts, articles, e-books, and more.

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