About the Journal

The Global Review of Tourism and Social Sciences (3064-1780) is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research across key disciplines, including tourism and hospitality, management and business, economics and finance, and cultural studies. The journal provides a platform for advancing scholarly dialogue that underscores the individual and collective significance of these fields in addressing global challenges and fostering sustainable development.

Scope and Focus

The journal welcomes contributions exploring global trends, regional developments, and local case studies, offering insights into pressing issues such as sustainable development, economic growth, organizational behavior, and cultural preservation. By embracing both theoretical advancements and practical applications, the journal appeals to a diverse audience, including academics, policymakers, and industry professionals. While tourism remains central, the journal equally emphasizes contributions from management, business, economics, finance, and cultural studies.

Aims and Objectives

  1. Publish cutting-edge interdisciplinary research in tourism, management, business, economics, finance, and cultural studies.
  2. Promote a deeper understanding of global and regional challenges through empirical and theoretical studies.
  3. Bridge academic research with real-world applications, fostering collaboration between scholars, policymakers, and industry practitioners.
  4. Encourage innovative solutions for sustainable development and effective management across disciplines.
  5. Showcase diverse perspectives by featuring research from developed and developing regions worldwide.

Sections

  • Tourism: Sustainable tourism, destination management, medical and wellness tourism, smart tourism, cultural tourism, crisis management, and tourism policy.
  • Management and Business: Organizational behavior, human resource management, service quality, marketing, digital transformation, CSR, entrepreneurship, and strategic management.
  • Economics and Finance: Economic development, property market dynamics, financial management, FDI, sustainable economic growth, risk resilience, and pricing strategies.
  • Cultural Studies: Heritage conservation, cross-cultural communication, host-guest relations, community development, cultural representation, and identity studies.

The journal publishes three issues annually, in February, June, and October, ensuring a steady flow of impactful research for a global readership.