What is your definition of a travel or relocation of jobs?
Is there more … a) A full-time job with a lot of travel involved? eg: driver, travel nurse, etc. truck driver, tour guide, journalist b) A working holiday? example: teaching English, Au Pair, fruit picking, seasonal work in Alaska c etc.) freelance travel? For example: Make writing, photography, design, planning, or translation travel. D) employment in the travel industry related – for example: guide, bus driver worker station tour, the theme park workers, cruise ship jobs etc. e) The volunteer work? – Or is it totally out of the picture f) Travel Agency business? Allows people to travel and manage their business at the same time. Which of the above you relate more to a "trip or traveling for work" or is it a combination all the above?
A "travel" jobs and a "travel" jobs are not the same thing. For me, a "Journey" is a work in the travel industry (ie my work) and me who would also be quite specific to airlines, travel agencies, the tourist guides rather than workers or resort theme park that I would put the "tourism" of jobs. I classify these jobs in the industry tourism because they are based within a tourist attraction to the decision rather than a company that organizes travel. A "trip" employment, on the other hand is a little harder to define. To me it means a) a work that you participated in any trip, and probably in a field that you do not plan to stay learn seasonal jobs in Alaska, picking fruit or b) a job that requires you a lot of travel, namely a traveler trade or perhaps a truck driver. I would not say self-employment (photography or design) work as a journey, he found that for a period time you may be traveling to, but at the same time you can easily make one of these jobs while staying in one place. Hence its simple freelance not traveling.
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