INTERNATIONAL TOURISM, COMPANY AND TERRITORY REVIEW (RITUREM)

ISSN: 2660-9320

Focus and scope

RITUREM is an international journal of a mixed, academic-scientific, and technical-professional nature, of semi-annual periodicity. It includes works written in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Italian that must be unpublished and treat contents typical of various Areas of Knowledge (Economic and Business Sciences, Social Sciences, Geography, Legal Sciences, Humanities, Sociology, Psychology, Translation and Interpretation, etc.) that focus on the phenomenon of tourism and its various manifestations. The journal therefore has an eminently multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary profile in the tourism sciences.

Journal Features

-It is an international journal of semi-annual periodicity. Includes works written in Spanish, English and Portuguese. The works must be unpublished, and must deal with the economic, social, legal and human sciences present in tourism or tourism research (Economy, Sociology, History, Geography, Anthropology, Art, Law...). The journal, thus, has an interdisciplinary profile.

- Semi-annual periodicity, without prejudice to monographic numbers by the publication of minutes of Congresses or Conferences, entrusted by organizations (institutions, associations or corporations), private or public, of the tourism sector.

- Free access. This journal has no established charge or fees for authors who want to publish articles.

- Dumped in Repositories of how many universities request it. Inclusion in NETWORKS and Database for researchers, as well as in all those places that improve the distribution and quality of the publication

Sections and scope of its contents:

Sections:
A) Studies and Research (Articles and Notes Section for the Knowledge Pills Section).
1.- Tourism and Business
2.- Management and public planning of tourism
3.- Tourism and Cultural and Natural Heritage
4.- Tourism and Environment
5.- Tourism and Urban Planning
6.- Tourism and Trade
7.- Tourism and IT
8.- Tourism and Leisure
9.- Tourism and Health
10.- Tourism and Gender
11.- Tourism and Territory
12.- Tourist typologies, demand segments and new tourism trends.
B) Bibliography: Recensions, reviews, and notes

PEER EVALUATION PROCESS

Articles are first given a general review by the Editorial team to determine whether or not they are suitable for the journal’s thematic content, originality, scientific quality and adherence to the Guidelines for authors. Articles that do not meet any of the above requirements may need to be modified, in which case the authors will be informed, who will have 10 days to make the indicated changes, before beginning the external evaluation process. Also they may be rejected, informing the authors of the reasons for their work does not continue to be valued by the journal. To conduct this initial review, a member of the Scientific Advisory or Editorial Board may be asked to provide assistance.

The texts send to the articles section that have passed the first review stage are then sent for external peer review using the double blind system. The article is sent to two external evaluators specialised in the subject matter and unrelated to the publishing institution of the RITUREM journal and to the institution to which the authors of the article belong. External evaluators, based on their impressions of the work, by completing the review form provided for this purpose. Evaluators are given 4 weeks to complete their work. If they issue conflicting reports, or if deemed appropriate, the article is sent to a third evaluator.

The members of the journal’s Editorial Team responsible for conducting the first revision to the text, chosen according to their areas of specialization, will determine, in general, the external evaluators for each article. The Editorial Team undertakes to guarantee the anonymity of authors and evaluators throughout the whole of the evaluation process or will reject the submission.

Based on the external evaluation reports, the Editorial Team will decide and the chief editor or co-chief editor inform the authors of and provide reasons for their decision, which may be:
• Accept submission (publishable without changes).
• Revisions required (article may be accepted for publication only after some minor modifications indicated). The author/s will have 10 calendar days from the time they are informed to send the article in again with the changes made to the text.
• Resubmit por review / re-assessable (possibility of it being rewritten and sent with a new focus). In this case the Editorial Team, which may ask for help from the Editorial Board, will either decide whether or not the new manuscript is publishable, or if it should be sent for a new external evaluation process.
• Decline submission (not publishable)

Texts sent to the bibliographic and events review section are assessed by the Editorial Team, which may ask the opinion of one or more members of the Editorial Board.
Reviews are not submitted for peer review.
The Editorial Team will inform authors and provide reasons for their bibliographic review being accepted or not, indicating if any changes are needed.
Once the evaluation stage has been successfully completed, authors are sent a sample of their work laid out for them to check and make any spot corrections as needed. Authors are given a maximum of seven calendar days to reply and return the revised work. If this deadline is not met, the Editorial Team will decide whether or not to publish the article.

Frequency of publication:

Semi-annual journal (two issues per year).

Open access policy

This journalprovides immediate open access to its content, based on the principle that offering the public free access to research helps a greater global exchange of knowledge.

Sponsors

Classroom " University, Tourism and Business (UCOTUREM)

University of Córdoba (Spain)

Journal history

Journal created in 2016 at the initiative of the Classroom "University, Tourism and Business" (UCOTUREM) of the University of Córdoba (Spain), Since 2019 this journal has been associated as a research activity and knowledge transfer to the Center for Analysis and Prospectiva of Tourism of that University, on whom it depends today.