Journals

Tourism and Hospitality

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International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management Advances in Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research
International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research Advances in Hospitality and Leisure
International Journal of Event and Festival Management Tourism Social Science Series
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology
Tourism Review
Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes
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International Journal of

Contemporary Hospitality Management

ISSN 0959-6119
Volume 21 Number 1 2009
The International Journal of Contemporary • IJCHM is consistently ranked in the top ten
International Journal of

Contemporary
Hospitality Management (IJCHM) aims to journals in the Emerald Fulltext database in terms
Hospitality
Management communicate the latest developments and of usage.
thinking on the management of hospitality • IJCHM actively encourages and supports the
operations world-wide. A multidisciplinary publication of work by first-time authors.
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journal, it covers issues relevant to operations, Sample articles
marketing, finance and personnel and
ISSN: 0959-6119 Online distribution strategies and competition:
encourages an interchange between hospitality
are the global hotel companies getting it right?
Volume: 22 managers, educators and researchers.
Gabriel Gazzoli, Institut Hotelier César Ritz,
Print Issues: 7 Combining innovative international academic Le Bouveret, Switzerland, Woo Gon Kim, International
Internet Issues: 7 thinking with practical examples of industry best Center for Hospitality Research, Florida State
Online archive practice, IJCHM provides information and ideas University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA and Radesh
Abstracts 1989 - date for those seeking to raise standards. Palakurthi, School of Hotel and Restaurant
Full text 1994 - date Administration, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater,
Coverage includes:
Oklahoma, USA
Editor Annual review of trends; applied research; effective Vol. 20 No. 4, 2008
marketing; hospitality methodology; management
Dr Fevzi Okumus Hospitality workplace problems and poor
styles, methods and principles; techniques and
University of Central Florida, training: a close relationship
USA innovations; and strategic management.
Jill Poulston, School of Hospitality and Tourism, AUT
Benefits and features University, Auckland, New Zealand
• IJCHM is regarded as a leading journal in the field Vol. 20 No. 4, 2008
by key figures within the hospitality industry.

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International Journal of

Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research

ISSN 1750-6182
Volume 3 Number 1 2009
The International Journal of Culture, Tourism and • IJCTHR integrates multidisciplinary perspectives in
International Journal of

Culture, Tourism
Hospitality Research (IJCTHR) focuses on describing, explaining, predicting, and influencing
and Hospitality
Research building bridges between theory, research and tourism and hospitality behaviour within and
Published in association with practice across the interrelated fields of culture, across cultures.
tourism and hospitality. International in scope Sample articles
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and grounded in “theory-into-practice”, the Going where the Joneses go: understanding how
journal seeks to provide breadth, depth, others influence travel decision making
ISSN: 1750-6182 provocation and passion in reporting the Russell R. Currie and Franz Wesley, University of
Volume: 4 nuances of humans’ lived experiences relating to British Columbia, Kelowna, Canada and Paul
Print Issues: 4 culture, tourism and hospitality. Sutherland, King’s Christian School, Salmon Arm,
Internet Issues: 4 Canada
Coverage includes:
Online archive Vol. 2 No. 1, 2008
Tourist culture and behaviour; marketing practices in
Abstracts 2007 - date Examining the dimensions of a lifestyle tourism
Full text 2007 - date tourism and hospitality, and how these relate to
destination
cultures; consumer behaviour and trends in tourism
Michael J. Gross, Chris Brien and Graham Brown,
and hospitality; destination culture and destination
Editor University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia
marketing; and international tourism and hospitality.
Professor Arch Woodside Vol. 2 No. 1, 2008
Boston College, USA Benefits and features
• IJCTHR is the only journal to link explicitly the
three connected disciplines of tourism, hospitality,
and culture, edited by a leading figure.
• IJCTHR makes explicit links between theory and
good practice, exploiting useful marketing
analysis, trends and practices for successful
tourism and hospitality strategies.

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International Journal of

Event and Festival Management

Journals
ISSN 1758-2954
Volume 1 Number 1 2010
The International Journal of Event and Festival Coverage includes:
International Journal of

Event and Festival

Management (IJEFM) provides a forum for Event Marketing; Event Planning and Design; Event
researchers and practitioners to discuss, analyse
Management
Logistics; Event Evaluation; Strategic Management
and shape the event and festival industry. The and Creative Leadership; Sponsorship and
event industry is a rapidly growing segment of Fundraising; Volunteer and Human Resource
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virtually every sector of society. Events are part Management; Event Professionalism; Event
of public, not-for-profit, charitable, private, and Innovations; Event Programming; Event Risk
ISSN: 1785-2954 corporate sectors. This industry is being used as Management; Financial Management of Events;
Volume: 1 a way of stimulating economies, increasing Clients and Concepts; Business Relations;
Print Issues: 3 tourism, developing community awareness, Conferences; Public Relations; Festivals;
Internet Issues: 3 increasing public involvement and generating Conventions.
Online archive revenue. The journal seeks to advance Benefits and features
Abstracts 2010 - date knowledge in the field of events and to enhance • Each issue contains a section that provides
Full text 2010 - date the uptake of such knowledge by academics and practical perspectives on the articles published.
practitioners in the field.
Editor • Reviews of event tools and software rather than
more traditional book reviews.
Professor Leo Jago
Victoria University, Australia

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Journal of

Hospitality and Tourism Technology

ISSN 1757-9880
Volume 1 Number 1 2010
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Technology and tourism; IT control and preparation for disaster;
Journal of

Hospitality and
(JHTT) serves as a scholastic platform in the
Tourism
Technology fields of Hospitality Information Technology and
E-Business. It seeks to serve as a bridge
between academia and industry through
intellectual exchange of ideas, trends and
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IT in medical tourism and travel; Virtual reality
applications; Word of Mouth: Social Web, Consumer-
Generated Media; Technology and Law: Copyright,
Brand Protection; Global Positions Systems (GPS);
Biometric applications; Business intelligence
visualization; Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

paradigmatic changes under way in the two

ISSN: 1757-9880 important and related domains that it addresses. applications; Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) of
business systems; Space Hospitality; Technology in
Volume: 1 Coverage includes: New Product Development.
Print Issues: 3
Internet Issues: 3 E-Marketplaces, electronic distribution channels; Benefits and features
Internet or m-commerce business models; Self-
Online archive service technologies; E-Procurement in supply chain • JHTT is the only journal dedicated solely to
Abstracts 2010 - date research in technology and e-business in tourism
management; Social dynamics of communication on
Full text 2010 - date and hospitality and tourism.
the Internet; Relationship Development and
Retention: CRM, E-mail Marketing, Personalization; • JHTT promises quick reviews and publication of
Editor Electronic governance; Security of transactions and articles, essential in a field that is always in a state
Dr Cihan Cobanoglu information; Mobile/Wireless technologies; Terrorism of flux and change.
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Tourism Review
ISSN 1660-5373
Volume 64 Number 1 2009
Tourism Review (TR) aims to contribute to a • TR further aims to link the world of scholars and
Tourism Review deeper understanding of tourism as an practitioners together by providing an insight into
interdisciplinary phenomenon and to pressing issues in one or both of these worlds.
The official journal of the AIEST
provide insights into developments, issues and Sample articles
methods in tourism research. As the official
4L tourism (landscape, leisure, learning, and
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journal of the International Association of limit): responding to new motivations and
Scientific Experts in Tourism (AIEST), it promotes expectations of tourists to improve the
ISSN: 1660-5373 an exchange of scientific concepts and research competitiveness of Alpine destinations in a
Volume: 65 findings across different cultures and language sustainable way
Print Issues: 4 barriers. The journal is targeted at a broad Mariangela Franch, Umberto Martini, Federica Buffa,
Internet Issues: 4 audience including scientists as well as Department of Computer and Management Sciences,
Online archive policymakers and managers. Faculty of Economics, University of Trento, Trento, Italy
Abstracts 1946 - date and Gerardine Parisi, eTourism Research Group,
Coverage includes: Faculty of Economics, University of Verona, Trento,
Full text 2007 - date
Aspects of tourism demand (consumer behaviour) Italy
Editors and its development in a socio-economic context; Vol. 63 No. 1, 2008
managing and marketing tourism products and Destination networks and induced tourism image
Professor Dr Christian
services in a destination network with its social, Raquel Camprubí, Jaume Guia and Jordi Comas,
Laesser and Professor
ecological and economic interrelations; and markets Management & Product Design Department (OGEDP),
Dr Thomas Bieger
University of St Gallen, and their institutions in transition. Faculty of Tourism, University of Girona, Girona, Spain
Switzerland Benefits and features Vol. 63 No. 2, 2008
• TR is edited by two highly-respected Editors
based in a leading institution, within the hospitality
and tourism fields.
• As the official journal of AIEST, TR seeks to
prompt discussion across disciplines and research The official journal of AIEST
streams on a global level.

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Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes

ISSN 1755-4217
Volume 1 Number 1 2009
Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes
Worldwide Hospitality (WHATT) provides thematic reviews of the major
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challenges facing the tourism and hospitality
industry today. Combining empirical data with
secondary research and views of senior
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practitioners in the field, each issue will provide
practical solutions to challenges faced by the
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industry world-wide.
Volume: 2 Each thematic issue contains:
Print Issues: 5
Internet Issues: 5 Answers to a strategic challenge facing the tourism
and hospitality industry, via empirical research
Online archive articles; a summary of relevant literature on the
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theme; discussion/“thought pieces” with practitioners
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responsible for dealing with the specific industry
challenge; and implementable and practical
Editor management action.
Dr Richard Teare
Global University for Lifelong Examples of themes relevant to the journal
Learning, UK include:
Human resource development in hospitality and
tourism; tourism development; hospitality trends;
travel and tourism marketing; sustainable
development and international tourism; management,
service improvement and business performance in
tourism and hospitality; climate change and the
Benefits and features
• WHATT takes a considered look at how academic
analysis might assist practitioners in a meaningful
way.
• Each issue is themed and addresses a significant
hospitality/tourism challenge.
• The outcome from each theme issue is practical
and implementable.
• The journal makes a practical contribution to the
sustainable development of the world-wide
hospitality and tourism industry.
Example theme issues:
What are the contemporary human resource
issues for talent management in hospitality and
tourism?
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Management (A WHATT special issue)
Vol. 20 No. 7, 2008
What contribution will hospitality and tourism
make in securing sustainable economic growth in
India?
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Advances in Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research
ISSN: 1871-3173
Series Editor
Professor Arch Woodside
Boston College, USA
Part of the Business, Management and Economics eBooks Series Collection
Advances in Hospitality and Leisure
ISSN: 1745-3542
Series Editor
Professor Joseph Chen
Indiana University, Bloomington, USA
Part of the Business, Management and Economics eBooks Series Collection
Tourism Social Science Series
ISSN: 1571-5043
Series Editor
Professor Jafar Jafari
University of Wisconsin-Stout, USA
Advances in Culture, Tourism and Hospitality
Research (ACTHR) broadly seeks to increase
understanding and description of human
behavior, conscious and unconscious
meaning, and implicit/explicit decision
processes applied to living and making major
and everyday choices – from where to live,
how culture affects thinking and actions;
marriage, children; work choices and behavior;
leisure pursuits; holiday destination; travel
behavior; making trade-offs among work, play,
sleeping, and necessity behaviours; deciding,
using, and evaluating short- and long-term
accommodations; decisions and behaviours
regarding assisted living and death.
Advances in Hospitality and Leisure (AHL)
publishes annually and seeks to deliver
refreshing insights from a host of scientific
investigations pertaining to hospitality,
leisure and tourism, while rendering an
academic forum to stimulate discussion on
current literature, contemporary issues and
emerging trends essential to theory
advancement as well as professional
practices from a global perspective. Its main
focus is to divulge the innovative methods of
inquiry so as to inspire new research topics
that are vital and have been largely neglected.
The books in this Tourism Social Science
Series are intended to systematically and
cumulatively contribute to the formation,
embodiment, and advancement of knowledge
in the field of tourism.
The series’ disciplinary framework and
treatment of tourism include application of
theoretical, methodological, and substantive
contributions from such fields as
anthropology, business administration,
ecology, economics, geography, history,
hospitality, leisure, planning, political science,
psychology, recreation, religion, sociology
and transportation.
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Coverage includes:
The series focuses on examining individuals’ and
households’ lived experiences and their cultural
and personal antecedents and consequences. The
objective of the series is to promote synergies
among culture, work, leisure, tourism, and
hospitality scholars.
Benefits and features
• Most papers appearing in ACTHR offer
advances both in theory and in empirical
evidence through empirical reports which
include interpretive, positivistic, or mixed
research designs.
Coverage includes:
Since its début in 2004, AHL has published a
variety of conceptual and empirical articles
contributed by tourism, leisure and hospitality
scholars across 14 countries. The themes of
those research papers cover a broad range of
issues such as consumer behaviors, economic
impacts, environmental impact, human resource
management, marketing, natural disaster, pricing
strategy, product development, risk management,
service quality and terrorism.
Benefits and features
• All papers submitted for publication undergo
peer review.
Coverage includes:
It further aspires to assure each theme a depth
of coverage only possible in book-length
academic treatment. Each volume in the series is
intended to deal with a particular aspect of this
increasingly important subject, thus to play a
definitive role in enlarging and strengthening the
foundation of knowledge in the field of tourism
and consequently expand its frontiers into the
new research and scholarship horizons ahead.
Benefits and features
• The series significantly favours state-of-the-art
presentations and works featuring new
directions.
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