truck driver,bus driver,train driver ,F1 racing driver,airline pilot,cruise ship worker,/entertainer, prime minister,journalist,
There are lots but it depends on what you are good at!
Some jobs require you to already have lots of experience before they send you abroad other jobs mean you'll travel straight away after your train period such as air host/hostess!
But in my opinion the best way to travel while working is to go freelance then you can choose where you visit and when. Only this way you will be completely free,
I'd recommend teaching english or another language if you know any more, this is probably the main way people earn on the road! Or travel writing for a blog or magazine, graphic design can also be a great earner abroad - especially where graphic design isn't so high quality.
Sales jobs can involve travelling but can be long hours and hard work so not much fun even if its in another country!
Work as a tour guide for a travel agent. Local knowledge is not required to some kind of tour guide. You just need to lead a group from one place to the destination and the local guide will introduce it for them. But you will need to take care of the group members on the way.
Bus driver.
Basketball....Duh
a basketball player who does not bounce the basketball when moving his or her feet would involve traveling.
