Author Guidelines

PUBLICATION POLICIES

1. All contributions to E-Journal of Tourism must deal only with issues and sciences related to tourism.  Articles intended for publication in the E-Journal of Tourism may be sent to E-Journal of Tourism online submission (https://ojs.unud.ac.id/index.php/eot/index).

2. E-Journal of Tourism is a referred Journal which is published twice a year, in March and September of each year. As such all articles submitted for publication will undergo a review process (blind review). The Editor-in-Chief will have the articles reviewed by peers from other Chapters based on the standard review guidelines. Only articles which have been favorably reviewed and edited would eventually be published.

PREPARATION OF MANUSCRIPTS

All articles submitted for publication in the E-Journal of Tourism should be written in the English Language and not yet published in any other journal. These submissions can be scientific papers, technical notes, reports or reviews.

The following guidelines are appropriate for articles in the tourism sciences and should be followed as much as possible. However, the styles for other submissions can also vary depending on the discipline or field of study.

MANUSCRIPTS

Manuscripts should be type written or printed on one side of an A4 size paper, written horizontally and lengthwise, Abstract should be typed in MS Word using 11 size of Times New Romans, 1 space. Article should be typed in MS Word using 12 size of Times New Romans, 1.5 space.

Each manuscript should have a cover page that includes: a) the title of the manuscript; b) the names of the authors and their affiliations/ mailing address.

Manuscript should be organized in the following order: 1) Title 2) Author(s)' name(s) 3) Affiliation (s), mailing address(es) 4) Abstract 5) Key words 6) Text (Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, or Results and Discussion) 7) Acknowledgment 8) Bibliography 9) Tables and Figures.

The title should be a precise and concise description of the contents of the paper, without abbreviations. Serial titles indicating a series of related papers are not accepted unless at least the first two manuscripts are submitted together. Capitalize the first letter of all words except articles, prepositions and conjunctions.

1. Abstract

Abstract should contain the full scientific names of organisms not given in the title, materials used, effects of major treatments and major conclusion. It should be concise, comprehensive and not to exceed 250 words. Five key index words not used in the title should be given.

2. Introduction

Introduction should include the scope and statement of the problem, survey of previous work and objectives of the paper.

3. Literature Review

Literature Review must be analyzed and synthesized related the topic of research.

4. Methods

Methods should include a concise description and appropriate research method related to the research topic.

5. Results and Discussion

Results should be presented in a logical and objective form. Results should include discussions of the findings of the study. Discussion should interpret the author’s conclusions as well as the significance of the findings and the possible similarity or difference from previous findings.

6. Conclusion

The conclusion of the research is presented briefly, narrative, and conceptual. The research impact must be stated.

7. Acknowledgments

Acknowledgments are made for significant contributions such as special funds, commercial firms or the author's professional associates.

8. References

References in the text should be cited given the following formats.