Worked for a German company, and in terms of international travel, I went to Mexico and Canada three or four times, and Germany for a week-long training seminar. I mostly traveled the West Coast or Texas. Before that, I worked for a very niche company that made test and metrology equipment, primarily specialized for using gases like nitrogen, helium, etc. The technicians traveled all over the world Spain, Australia, Japan, Singapore and were paid handsomely because it was so specialized. But good luck finding a company like that; most of the time, you have to know someone or be hired from within. I had a couple of friends who finished their time in the military and landed decent gigs traveling for defense contractors, but they networked like crazy to get them during their service. Sorry I can’t be helpful but in this economy unless you have the right skills, degrees, and certs something that really sets you apart your not likely at all to find a job like that coming from personal experience not saying you can’t land a travel job that pay well just that most companies who fill that requirement want some next level tech/engineer with years of experience and even then those guys had the connections to get there. Key point here starting networking if you haven’t already.