TOURISMOS is an international, multi-disciplinary, refereed (peer ...

Editors. The manuscripts submitted should provide original and/or
innovative ideas or approaches or findings that eventually push the
frontiers of knowledge. Purely descriptive accounts are not considered
suitable for this section. Each paper should have the following structure:
a) abstract, b) introduction (including an overall presentation of the issue
to be examined and the aims and objectives of the paper), c) main body
(including, where appropriate, the review of literature, the development of
hypotheses and/or models, research methodology, presentation of
findings, and analysis and discussion), d) conclusions (including also,
where appropriate, recommendations, practical implications, limitations,
and suggestions for further research), e) bibliography, f)
acknowledgements, and g) appendices.
Case Studies
Case Studies should be not longer than 3500 words and not shorter than
2500; these articles should be focusing on the detailed and critical
presentation/review of real-life cases from the greater tourism sector, and
must include - where appropriate - relevant references and bibliography.
Case Studies should aim at disseminating information and/or good
practices, combined with critical analysis of real examples. Purely
descriptive accounts may be considered suitable for this section, provided
that are well-justified and of interest to the readers of TOURISMOS. Each
article should have the following structure: a) abstract, b) introduction
(including an overall presentation of the case to be examined and the aims
and objectives of the article), c) main body (including, where appropriate,
the review of literature, the presentation of the case study, the critical
review of the case and relevant discussion), d) conclusions (including
also, where appropriate, recommendations, practical implications, and
suggestions for further study), e) bibliography, f) acknowledgements, and
g) appendices. All Case Studies are subject to blind peer review (by at
least one anonymous referee). The decision for the final acceptance of the
article will be taken unanimously by the Editor and by the Associate
Editor.
Research Notes
Research Notes should be not longer than 2000 words and not shorter
than 1000; these papers may be either empirical or conceptual, and will be
subject to blind peer review (by at least two anonymous referees). The
decision for the final acceptance of the paper will be taken unanimously
by the Editor and by the Associate Editors. The manuscripts submitted
may present research-in-progress or my focus on the conceptual
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