Meanwhile, experts fear quarantines could be compromised by a longer incubation period.

The coronavirus outbreak continues to wreak havoc on the travel industry, prompting the federal government to extend its travel ban for another week.

Travel Weekly understands Alan Joyce has been forced to take out a loan on his new Maserati, as Qantas delivers some not so good news to shareholders.

Diamond Princess and Westerdam have disembarked their remaining passengers, ending almost a month in limbo amid coronavirus fears.

We assumed the smile on Jamie Pherous’ face in the accompanying photo has turned to a frown following CTM’s bleak half-yearly results.

The PM has indicated that quarantine measures onboard Diamond Princess may not be all they’re cracked up to be.

Passengers on board Diamond Princess are getting crafty in their exile, while an adult entertainment company is offering the less imaginative an alternative.

The Westerdam has been rejected by numerous countries, leaving it stranded in the South China Sea for almost two weeks amid coronavirus fears.

The Minister for Health has suggested the travel ban may stay in place as the situation in China continues to develop, despite the effect it’s having on tourism.

Meanwhile, passengers onboard the quarantined cruise ship are using all their spare time to get crafty, with one Aussie couple managing to get a bottle of wine delivered by drone.

Ahead of releasing its first-half results, the travel giant has warned its earnings may take a hit as the effects of coronavirus begin to take hold.

Yet another cruise ship has been quarantined as the aviation industry offers best practice advice for avoiding infection. Hot tip: leave the masks and gloves at home.