LATAM Airlines one of the leading carriers in Latin America is helping special family travel with throughout the South American region, checking off places from their bucket list at some of the most popular destinations in the region.
The Bucket List Family, a family of five, including three small children, who travel the world together documenting and sharing their adventures. In addition to the flights, LATAM is bridging a partnership between The Bucket List Family and TECHO, a nonprofit organization that seeks to overcome the poverty situation that millions of people live in across Latin America through the joint work of its inhabitants and young volunteers.
During a yearlong adventure, LATAM will take the family to key destinations in South America to explore the variety of cultures, and via their partnership with TECHO, present the family with the opportunity to give back to the communities by collaborating with local leaders and share their efforts and accomplishments for building better communities.
“We are thrilled to fly with LATAM to amazing destinations and work with TECHO to help in its important mission of fighting poverty throughout the region,” said Jessica Gee, of The Bucket List Family. “In every country we visit, we try to find local service opportunities where we can not only give back but impart valuable life lessons to our children. That’s why we feel this latest adventure is perfectly aligned with our mission and family values.”
Felipe Bogotรก, General Director at TECHO added: “TECHO is proud to join LATAM in making The Bucket List Family´s tour an opportunity to build bridges and share on the disparate realities of life in Latin America with the world. Sharing stories is a substantial part of our work, which we have developed in part thanks to LATAM´s foundational contribution to our organization.”
The Bucket List Family, who make their money via their social media channels and online store, will begin its tour in March of 2019, running through 2020. They are expected to visit Chile, Argentina, Colombia and Peru.
(Images Business Wire / LATAM)
