Review hotels for a cooperative website


Earn $1.50 per review.
Difficulty: Anyone can do it
The raw amateur looking to get paid to travel may consider writing reviews for a cooperative website. You won't break even -- expect to lose several hundred dollars on that 5-star hotel review -- but there's no reason not to grab a bit of cash back. Sites like ReviewStream.com offer a steady $1.50 per review, though you can find better gigs on Craigslist.

Test medication


Earn $2,500 plus cost of ticket.
Difficulty:A hassle
More jobs like this are out there if you search medication testing sites. For every new malaria drug, hundreds of people of patients get to travel around the third world and try it out.


Teach in a foreign country


Earn $1,000 per month, plus cost of flight.
Difficulty:Lots of work
Anyone who speaks English can get a job teaching English abroad. TEFL certification and an impressive college degree may be enough to secure a position that pays travel and accommodation, as well as salary. The best-paying jobs are in kindergartens and boarding schools, according to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. If you want to stay mobile, you could probably find work as an English tutor at the drop of a dime anywhere in Asia.


Spread the word of God/Become a Missionary


Earn $2,000 per month plus cost of flight.
Difficulty:Lots of work
A lot of missionary work is unpaid and requires fundraising in the church community. But it can pay well if paired with an educational program (like the $2,000/month job we found). Alternately, you could travel far and wide as a bible salesman.


Read More: http://www.businessinsider.com/get-paid-to-travel-2011-4#heres-another-option-get-a-job-in-a-different-country-17

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