The High School Musical star and general heartthrob experienced the mishap while filming an episode of his Netflix series.

Travel Weekly’s deputy editor cried her eyes out while watching this video. Partly because it’s so beautiful, but mostly because she just really wants to be on the next plane out of here.

A Victorian-based agent has created an absolute tearjerker of a video recounting the sector’s experiences during COVID-19, and reminding us all how resilient agents truly are.

Dream Cruises has taken a leaf out of the airline playbook by turning its safety instructions into a fun video. It’s overly cheesy, but kinda cute.

Similarly, Travel Weekly’s editor has made his own outfits using leftover beer bottles during lockdown. However, they’re nowhere near as good as these, and a lot more clinky.

Did a mauling from Hannibal Lecter sidetrack one of your client’s flights? Well, the EU’s highest court says they better not expect to be compensated for a delay.

Some of Italy’s major attractions are re-emerging from the country’s three-month coronavirus lockdown and beginning to welcome visitors again.

In Seattle and Texas, art has flourished throughout isolation, with creative messages of hope and inspiration popping up in some of the most unexpected of places.

Despite all the uncertainty surrounding Virgin Australia’s future, staff at the beleaguered airline are still generating plenty of positive vibes on social media.

Bunnik Tours is celebrating the lives of its local guides, who can’t wait to welcome travellers back to their destinations. 

The crafty folk over at MTA have been having a bit of fun during self-isolation, travelling all over the world from the comfort of their homes.

Showing everyone that social distancing doesn’t mean missing out on a holiday, this guy cleverly transformed his house into ski slopes.