JAKARTA (BLOOMBERG) - The Indonesian government has stepped in to support the country's aviation and tourism industries to limit the damage the coronavirus outbreak has inflicted on airlines.

The measures will include cutting landing charges and airport fees for carriers, as well as providing incentives to hotels and tourism businesses in areas popular among Chinese holiday makers, such as Bali, Manado and the Riau Islands, Transport Minister Budi Karya Sumadi said in a statement on Thursday (Feb 13).