The life of a traveling Field Representative is very rewarding; chock full of benefits and pleasant surprises as you move from job to job. 

One of the most exciting perks of life on the road is the fact that you get paid to travel. The mileage paid to the driver, plus the hourly travel time benefit, enables you to drive from point A to B without having to worry about the cost of fuel.  

Along the way, you’ll have the unique opportunity to explore pockets of the country you otherwise wouldn’t experience—from National Parks to breathtaking architecture. 

In most instances, you’ll be assigned to a job that allows for a day off. This downtime can be used to explore the local culture, including food, music, art, and historical landmarks. 

More often than not, you’ll find museums and art exhibitions that offer free tours. And if you’re lucky, you might even stumble into a restaurant that’s been featured on television programs, such as “Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.”

Perhaps most intriguing are the characters you meet on the road. As you explore new regions across the country, you’ll inevitably come across people with vivacious personalities and interesting lifestyles. This makes for good conversation. 

Best of all, encounters you have along the way will create memories for you and your team members to laugh about for ages.

With ProVantage Corporate Solutions, there’s always work to be done and places to be seen. All it takes is some minor planning, and life as a traveling Field Rep. can be so much more than just the next hotel on the list.

Ready for a new and fulfilling journey? Here are some places to go and sights to see at current and upcoming job locations.

The nation’s capital is the ideal location for a Field Rep. to explore America’s most hallowed monuments. On your days off from the Container Store, follow in the footsteps of our Founding Fathers as you witness some of history’s most remarkable artifacts.

National Mall

The National Mall is home to several museums and national shrines, including the Lincoln Memorial (as featured in Forrest Gump), the Washington Monument, and the Smithsonian Institution.

Arlington National Cemetery

Just across the river from D.C., pay tribute to fallen soldiers buried across 639 acres at the Arlington National Cemetery. Here, you can also visit The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Bub & Pop’s

When you need a break from sight-seeing, swing by Bub & Pop’s for a mouthwatering hoagie, as featured on “Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.”

When you’re not at Wal-Mart, Little Rock has plenty of attractions to pass the time. From Civil Rights landmarks to award-winning burgers, here’s a taste of what the state capital has to offer.

Little Rock Central High School

Relive history as you learn about “The Little Rock Nine” and their fight for desegregation during the American Civil Rights Movement.

Little Rock Zoo

If you’re a lover of all thing’s animals, then you can’t go wrong with the Little Rock Zoo. Here, you can experience more than 725 animals across 33 acres of land.

Cotham’s in the City

Stop by Cotham’s in the City to try their famous Hubcap Burger, voted best burger in Arkansas by Food Network Magazine.

Home to Fort Bragg—and nearly 57,000 military personnel—Fayetteville is ripe with military tourist excursions. Make the most of your time away from Target and experience everything this city has to offer.

Airborne & Special Operations Museum

Experience warfare firsthand with an inside look at celebrated military operations, untold stories from the battlefield, and life as a prisoner of war.

North Carolina Veterans Park

Right next to the Airborne & Special Operations Museum is this sprawling park dedicated to veterans from all branches of the military. One of its most stunning attractions is a 3,500-square-foot chandelier made from 33,500 dog tags of service members.

Uptown’s Chicken & Waffles

Veteran and winner of Food Network’s “Supermarket Stakeout,” Chef Judy Cage is the owner of this popular Fort Bragg restaurant. Specializing in southern-style comfort food, Uptown Chicken & Waffles’ most popular entrée is, you guessed it…chicken and waffles.

Pack your bags, we’re heading to Memphis. When you’re not on site at Floor & Decor, take some time to soak up decades of music trivia as you enjoy authentic southern barbecue.

Stax Museum of American Soul Music

Dive into one of music’s most fascinating genres at the Stax Museum of American Soul. From early 20^th Century gospel to the glitz and glamor of Soul Train, you’ll learn everything there is to know.

Graceland

Witness rock n’ roll history at the home of The King himself, Elvis Presley. At Graceland you can explore 123 acres complete with Elvis memorabilia, from gold records to classic cars.

Leonard’s Pit Barbecue

Speaking of Elvis, legend has it that Leonard’s Pit Barbecue was one of his favorite joints. While you’re in town, drop by to enjoy their Chopped Pork Sandwich, as featured on “Diners Drive-ins and Dives.”

One of the oldest cities in the United States, Annapolis is a hub for cultural tourism. Whether its historical attractions or military memorabilia, Field Reps. at the local Container Store will be more than entertained.

Annapolis Historic District

Fun Fact: Annapolis served as the U.S. capital before Washington D.C. As a result, the Historic District is overflowing with significant landmarks, including St. Anne’s Church and the Maryland State House.

U.S. Naval Academy Museum

Celebrate centuries of military excellence at this acclaimed museum, located on the U.S. Naval Academy campus. Decorated with model ships and honorary medals, this is an experience you won’t want to miss.

Davis’ Pub

Nothing says delicious like the Chipotle Habanero Barbecue Sandwich from Davis’ Pub. Featured on the Food Network, this local culinary staple never disappoints.

From April through July, Field Reps. at the local Wal-Mart can explore in Arkansas’ premier resort city. Between the beautiful hot springs and countless legendary restaurants, there will never be a dull moment.

Hot Springs National Park

Imagine natural hot tubs carved into the Earth. Sounds like heaven, right? Well, at Hot Springs National Park you can experience Arkansas’ natural spas and bathhouses for yourself.

McClard’s Bar-B-Q Restaurant

Like any great barbecue joint, McClard’s keeps their signature sauce recipe a secret. Uncover the mystery behind this famous recipe using only your taste buds.

The Ohio Club

Established in 1905, The Ohio Club claims to be oldest bar in Arkansas. In fact, it served as a speakeasy during prohibition and even catered to iconic figures like Al Capone and Babe Ruth.