 Shares of Hudson Ltd. fell 3 in Tuesday trading after the travel retailer was downgraded to neutral from buy at UBS on concerns about the coronavirus outbreak. UBS cut its price target to 12 from 17. We think the fallout from the coronavirus is likely to be a hangover for the stock for some time, analysts led by Michael Lasser wrote in a note. This will come from a combo of softer demand UBS expects outbound China passenger traffic to drop 30 in 2020, travel restrictions the U.S. is restricting entry to most foreign nationals who have recently visited China, and service suspensions. Chinese spending in duty-free shops is expected to be halved. UBS says Hudsons revenue could take as much as a 6 hit in 2020. However, analysts say the company is well-positioned for the long-term. Hudson shares have fallen 19.4 over the past year and nearly 28 over the last month. The SP; 500 index is up 21.2 over the last 12 months. 