"I would jump at the chance to travel for work. I am very curious about other cultures, which fuels my passion for travel and spending time in new places. Not only am I excited to learn everything I can about the company, including what it is like behind the scenes at other global locations, but I'd love to meet the faces of those teams as well."

Remember, go into your interview with a thorough understanding of the requirements of the position and know whether travel or relocating is expected. If not, look for any indications of this in other job postings, as there is always the possibility the recruiter might have you in mind for another position in the company. Or, they might be evaluating your desire to advance, with a long-term professional relationship in mind. If traveling or relocating is not a desirable option for you, don't close yourself off from the opportunity, but suggest you are open to discussing the matter further, depending on the circumstances or their perceivable alignment with your career goals and aspirations.

Reflect in your answer your familiarity with the company, and your desire to "being part of a global workplace. Work with us and you work with the world. At Maersk, we're proud of our truly international work environment, which gives you the opportunity to collaborate on a global scale, be exposed to different cultures and gain unique skills as a global citizen. Joining us means joining a global workplace where everyone can feel at home."