travel involved with a job

[Gerianne]

I think it helps a person stay fresh and interested in what he/ she is doing when the person gets chances to travel once in a while.
A positive attitude helps office morale.
you get a chance to see the country and/ or the world.

[southernhorizons]

I think it would be fun to have a job where I had to travel, at least occasionally. I'm single, so it would be a good fit for me. But since I mostly only ever work in factories, it's not likely that I'll get that opportunity.

[ancmetro]

    I agree...and learn a lot too.

[SherylsShado]

I'd never want a job where I had to travel, I don't like traveling and I always have fur-kids that would make it very difficult. 

With my job, I could travel if I wanted to as there are always trade shows, seminars, & competitions to keep up-to-date on my trade and mileage & some expenses would be deducible....but the desire to go just isn't there. 

[mrsmere]

It would be interesting to do sometime.  My husband got to travel and took the family along and we got to see many places and meet a lot of people.  Hawaii was our favorite place to go.

[cfsdaniels]

I enjoyed being a substitute teacher because I got to travel to several school districts in a week.  It was never boring.

[computermanjd3]

Yes, travel keeps a job interesting.

[patapon555]

I believe occasional travel is fine for a job. When you have a job where all you do is travel, that's another problem.

[w3s]

I love travel but I feel like every time I go somewhere new I feel like the world is getting a little less exciting. There's less new things to see.