Almatourism-Journal of Tourism Culture and Territorial Development
Scope & Guideline
Illuminating Cultural Dimensions of Travel
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Analysis of Tourism Dynamics:
The journal focuses on the intersection of tourism with various fields including economics, sociology, and environmental studies, promoting a holistic understanding of tourism dynamics. - Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Development:
A core area of the journal is the exploration of sustainable practices in tourism, emphasizing the importance of balancing economic growth with environmental conservation and social equity. - Impact of Technology on Tourism:
Research on how digital innovations and cognitive technologies influence tourism marketing and management is a key theme, reflecting the evolving landscape of the tourism industry. - Community-based and Cultural Tourism:
The journal highlights the importance of community engagement and cultural heritage in tourism, showcasing studies that advocate for inclusive and participatory approaches. - Tourism's Role in Regional Development:
There is a consistent focus on how tourism can drive regional economic development and reduce inequalities, with an emphasis on policy implications and strategic governance.
Trending and Emerging
- Tourism Recovery Post-COVID-19:
There is an increasing emphasis on how the tourism industry is adapting and recovering in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, with studies focusing on innovative business models and strategic governance. - Digital Transformation in Tourism:
Research exploring the role of digital technologies in enhancing customer experiences and operational efficiencies is on the rise, highlighting the importance of smart tourism solutions. - Tourist Satisfaction and Experience:
Emerging studies focus on understanding tourist satisfaction and the factors influencing it, reflecting a growing interest in experiential tourism and its impact on destination competitiveness. - Inclusive and Accessible Tourism:
There is a notable trend towards researching tourism accessibility for marginalized groups, including travelers with disabilities, emphasizing the need for inclusivity in tourism development. - Cultural Heritage and Education in Tourism:
Research examining the role of cultural heritage education within tourism, particularly in UNESCO sites, is gaining traction, underscoring the significance of cultural capital in tourism experiences.
Declining or Waning
- Gambling and Tourism:
Research related to the intersection of gambling and tourism has decreased in frequency, suggesting a waning interest in this niche area as broader tourism themes gain prominence. - Health and Tourism Intersections:
The specific focus on health-related aspects within tourism has become less prevalent, possibly due to a shift towards more holistic approaches that integrate health with broader socio-economic factors. - Post-Conflict Tourism Development:
Studies specifically addressing tourism in post-conflict settings, while still relevant, appear to be less frequently published, indicating a potential shift towards more mainstream tourism development themes.
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