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Aim and scope: Journal of Tourismology (JoT) publishes two issues per year; one in December and the other in June. JoT is open access journal without a publication fee that aims to be a comprehensive and innovative publication for scholars to present views and ideas at international level on key issues that shape tourism knowledge and industry from past to present.
The objectives of the journal are: (i) To present the latest disciplinary/multidisciplinary set of views and trends on tourism; (ii) To contribute a deeper understanding of international tourism devolopment; (iii) To create and disseminate knowledge by providing insights into developments, issues and methods in tourism research
JoT strongly encourages scholars and professionals in the tourism to share their ideas and research through the journal. Submitted papers should not have been previously published nor be currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. All submissions are double blind refereed which takes on average 6 weeks. The journal's contents reflect its integrative approach - theoretical, empirical or policy-related papers, discussion of current issues, case studies, reports, book reviews, research notes and forthcoming meetings might be submitted to the journal. The topics of journal include (but are not limited to) the following:
Tourism theory Tourism research and methodology Advances in tourism development, planning and policy-making Tourism education and its role in managing tourism development Economic/social/environmental/cultural impact of tourism and sustainability Hospitality, gastronomy, transportation, attractions, recreations, leisure studies Tourism industry, marketing, organizational aspects, technology Cross-cultural differences- tourist and traveler behavior Tourism sociology and psychology Alternative and special forms of tourism Terrorism, safety and security in tourism Globalisation and tourism Future of tourism

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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
This study examines the influence of external tourism forces on destination competitiveness and sustainability within the tourism sector. Building upon prior research on tourism resilience, this study applies an integrated model that considers political, market related, technological, tourism policy and[…]
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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
Halal tourism has emerged as a significant trend within the global tourism industry, driven by the growing population of Muslim travellers seeking services that align with Islamic principles. The objective of this study is to fill a gap in the[…]
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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
This study explores the landscape of hospitality investment in Ethiopia’s Afar region, a region known for its unique geological and cultural attractions. However, hospitality investment remains underdeveloped, with a significant gap between accommodation supply and demand. This study explores the[…]
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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
Buddhist tourism represents a dynamic and multifaceted domain within the broader field of religious and cultural tourism, gaining prominence for its socio-cultural and economic implications. Despite its growing importance, a comprehensive understanding of its scholarly landscape remains limited, necessitating an[…]
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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
Kazakhstan stands out as one of the key destinations in Central Asia, with a unique and diverse range of cultural and historical resources. Within these resources, museums are vital institutions where the region’s rich heritage is displayed and shared with[…]
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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
In this study, the difficulties encountered by disabled individuals staying in tourism-certified hotels in the Eastern Black Sea Region, which has recently become an important tourism destination, and their expectations from the hotels were investigated. In this research, which was[…]
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Journal of Tourismology,Year 2025Volume 11Issue 1
Jul 30, 2025 | 00:00 am
Protected areas are one of the most effective strategies for minimising human impacts on biodiversity globally. However, studies have shown that protected areas face numerous threats, yet there is little emphasis on arranging these threats by severity. This study analysed[…]
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