COVID-19 has hit the travel and hospitality sector harder than most others, with event venues forced to postpone bookings, airlines grounding fleets, and restaurants banning sit-in service. As people re-explore their leisure options post-lockdown, what will they expect from brands in this space?

The Covid Art Museum Instagram account is collating pandemic-related artwork to provide a profound and playful lens onto life in quarantine. The account serves as a collaborative time capsule for the social distancing era, speaking to people’s desires to document the crisis.

The COVID-19 pandemic has upheaved societies around the world – perhaps permanently. There’s an acknowledgement that everyday life will have to change post-lockdown to avoid further outbreaks, but could this transition also present a chance to usher in a fairer, greener, and less lonely future?

The Met has made its entire art collection available to upload inAnimal Crossingso players can create galleries of their own. At a time when visiting cultural institutions is impossible, there are opportunities to digitise the experience and create new touchpoints with a wider and younger audience.