Jobs allowing for a fair amount of international travel (and therefore punting)

[jjshah]

Hi gang - not sure if this is the best place to post this, but it's related to the potential of punting more so let's try - feel free to move this, mods...

I do the occasional business trip abroad and am able to fit some international punting around this. But I'll be UK-based for the forseeable and ideally I would like to do more travel in the future, and am contemplating what I do next in my career to facilitate this. Obviously without wanting to dox myself or others, do any seasoned internationally mobile punters have any views/experience on what kind of work would allow this lifestyle? I am in consultancy which allows a bit of roaming around the globe, but honestly I've always had a probably juvenile, unrealistic ambition to always be on the go, shagging a different nationality every other week 

[mr.bluesky]

Become a spy , James Bond does a lot of travelling and gets to shag plenty of fit women. What could possibly go wrong in that job or join the armed forces especially the Navy *, women love a man in uniform or as the old saying goes " join the Army, travel the World and kill people" 
* Prince Andrew , (or now just randy Andy) is a fine example of what a career in the Navy can lead to   

[southcoastpunter]

become a pilot.

[RandomGuy99]

Lorry driver.

Male gigolo.

Coach driver.

Air crash investigator.

Environmental protestor.

F1 mechanic

Aircraft mechanic

Retired

[Stevelondon]

I find having a lot of money, no need to work and total flexibility helps with regard to global travel.

The restrictions being, grandchildren, the need to pick up prescriptions and also the simple fact. When I was travelling more and more. I seemed to be enjoying the countries I was in rather than looking for a punt.

Silly me. 🤷🏼

[standardpostage]

A travel writer.
Hotel inspector.
Politician.
Hit man.
International burglar.
Book writer; go abroad for research.
Diamond buyer.
International art thief.

[RandomGuy99]

Airline steward

International fashion model

Social media influencer

Diplomat

[Trapstar1]

International Punting Tour Guide

[RandomGuy99]

Rock star

Movie star

Porn star - added benefits someone else pays for your co-star

Paratrooper - you could get dropped anywhere.

[RandomGuy99]

Terrorist (International variety) - see the world, shag women and blow shit up. Interpol tracking you may be a downside

Be the Pink Panther

International sports person

Global Explorer

Astronaut

[badsin]

A Labour Prime Minister 

[Blackpool Rock]

Get a job working for Oxfam or some other international charity, seemed to be fairly commonplace them abusing the people they were supposed to be helping 

[Doormatt]

A Labour Prime Minister 

I went to the trouble of logging in to like this 

[alabama1]

The Pope

[Davey Dykes]

Donald J. Trump

Jeffery Epstein

Ed Sheeran

[RandomGuy99]

A mime artist - avoids any language issues

[alabama1]

Donald J. Trump

Jeffery Epstein

Ed Sheeran

Hate being pedantic, but these are/were people, not jobs 

[southcoastpunter]

Astronaut

 "astronaut" Really? The op said he wanted a job that allowed him to see the world but i don't think he meant looking down on it from 250 miles up!!!

haha

[RandomGuy99]

Organist

Ice road trucker

[sadolddeejay]

Become an onboard courier:

External Link/Members Only

(Other companies offer similar jobs.)

[RandomGuy99]

"astronaut" Really? The op said he wanted a job that allowed him to see the world but i don't think he meant looking down on it from 250 miles up!!!

haha

They get around for training and then on their speech tours afterwards.

[RandomGuy99]

Mercenary - there's lots of armed conflicts around the planet

[jjshah]

Become an onboard courier:

External Link/Members Only

(Other companies offer similar jobs.)

This looks really interesting - thank you for the response. Definitely something that looks very unconventional and something I'd think you'd end up with a few stories around!

[Mr Sinister]

I am in consultancy which allows a bit of roaming around the globe, but honestly I've always had a probably juvenile, unrealistic ambition to always be on the go, shagging a different nationality every other week 

If you're in consultancy, good at your job, experience and accomplished why not just get a remote job that will allow you to work from anywhere in the world with a reasonable timezone?