About the Journal

The Global Review of Tourism and Social Sciences (ISSN 3064-1780) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal committed to advancing research that supports the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and promotes inclusive development. We publish high-quality studies from a range of fields including tourism and hospitality, management and business, economics and finance, and cultural studies, all contributing to a shared vision of a more equitable, sustainable, and resilient global society.

Scope and Focus

We welcome original research that critically explores global challenges and development pathways, drawing from both theory and practice. Articles may cover themes such as decent work and economic growth, sustainable consumption and production, social inclusion and equity, responsible tourism, and community-based innovation. Our journal aims to inform scholars, policymakers, and practitioners by bridging interdisciplinary knowledge with real-world applications.

Aims and Objectives

  1. Publish cutting-edge interdisciplinary research that aligns with the SDGs and supports inclusive development.
  2. Encourage contributions that examine the intersection of tourism, business, economics, and culture in sustainable development contexts.
  3. Foster collaboration between academia, industry, and policy to generate actionable knowledge and innovative solutions.
  4. Promote diverse regional insights, with special attention to both developing and developed economies.
  5. Support methodological pluralism and comparative studies that offer global and local perspectives.

Sections

  • Tourism and Hospitality: Responsible tourism, destination sustainability, wellness and medical tourism, crisis recovery, tourism governance, smart tourism systems.
  • Management and Business: Ethical leadership, innovation in services, entrepreneurship for social impact, CSR, organizational transformation, inclusive business strategies.
  • Economics and Finance: Financial inclusion, sustainable economic development, green finance, development economics, public finance, fiscal strategies for equity and resilience.
  • Cultural Studies: Cultural heritage and identity, community empowerment, cross-cultural dynamics, indigenous knowledge, cultural sustainability in development discourse.

The journal publishes three issues annually — February, June, and October — delivering a steady flow of impactful, SDG-aligned research for a global scholarly and professional audience.