Aims and Vision
To define and conceptualize the notion of “smartness” in tourism and to advance and establish new theoretical foundations in this field.
To provide a platform for researchers to present their perspectives, identify challenges, and propose scientific solutions for the wise and informed management of tourism destinations.
To establish an interdisciplinary academic foundation to support evidence-based decision-making for tourism managers, policymakers, and industry stakeholders.
Scope and Thematic Areas
The Journal of Tourism Management Studies Smart era covers a wide range of topics across multiple disciplines, including but not limited to:
A. Natural Landscape Management
Carrying capacity assessment
Management of ecotourism zones
Topics related to tourism geography
Spatial planning and land-use strategies
And related areas
B. Policy and Social Sciences
Tourism education and training
Tourism development and management policies
Destination resilience and adaptive capacity
Policy-making concerning social media and tourism
Integration of artificial intelligence in tourism destination development
And other relevant subjects
C. Tourism Economics
Cost-benefit analysis of tourism initiatives
Evaluation of tourism’s economic impacts
Micro- and macroeconomic perspectives in tourism
Green economy and sustainable economic models
Circular economy approaches
Low-carbon economy strategies
Ecotourism economics
And additional related topics