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This Traveling Family Is Still Creating 'Bucket List' Moments, Even Though Their Adventures Are on Hold - Travel and Leisure
The Bucket List family opened up about their lives in a June cover story for Parents Magazine.
As families around the country are hunkering down at home due to the coronavirus, vacations have been canceled and plans of future travels have been put on hold. For the Gee family, known as "The Bucket List Family" for documenting their adventures on Youtube, they're adapting to a life of not knowing where they're headed next.
“While there is so much unknown, we remain optimistic,” Jessica told Parents Magazine in an interview published Tuesday. about having to postpone several upcoming trips. “Meanwhile, we’re embracing little things like family dance parties and making them grand. You can create bucket-list moments every day.”
Jessica, her husband Garrett, and their children Dorothy, 7, Manilla, 5, and Calihan, 2, — who garnered one million subscribers on YouTube by sharing their travels to over 75 countries in four years altogether — are currently based in Hawaii and have canceled upcoming trips to the Middle East, South Korea, and Russia.
The Bucket List family opened up about their lives in a June cover story for Parents Magazine.
As families around the country are hunkering down at home due to the coronavirus, vacations have been canceled and plans of future travels have been put on hold. For the Gee family, known as "The Bucket List Family" for documenting their adventures on Youtube, they're adapting to a life of not knowing where they're headed next.
“While there is so much unknown, we remain optimistic,” Jessica told Parents Magazine in an interview published Tuesday. about having to postpone several upcoming trips. “Meanwhile, we’re embracing little things like family dance parties and making them grand. You can create bucket-list moments every day.”
Jessica, her husband Garrett, and their children Dorothy, 7, Manilla, 5, and Calihan, 2, — who garnered one million subscribers on YouTube by sharing their travels to over 75 countries in four years altogether — are currently based in Hawaii and have canceled upcoming trips to the Middle East, South Korea, and Russia.