Manuscript Types

ALTASIA: Jurnal Pariwisata Indonesia accepts scholarly manuscripts classified into the following two categories:

1. Empirical Research

   Empirical Research articles report original research based on the systematic collection and analysis of primary or secondary data. These manuscripts may employ quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-methods approaches to investigate issues related to tourism, hospitality, destination management, tourist behavior, tourism marketing, sustainable tourism, and other relevant fields. Submissions should clearly present the research objectives, methodology, findings, discussion, and implications, supported by appropriate data and evidence.

2. Theoretical Research

   Theoretical Research articles focus on the development, examination, or refinement of theories, concepts, and conceptual frameworks related to tourism and hospitality. These manuscripts may include critical literature analysis, conceptual discussions, and theory-based arguments that contribute to a deeper understanding of tourism phenomena. Submissions should demonstrate a clear theoretical contribution, provide a sound scholarly rationale, and discuss the implications for future research or tourism practice.

All manuscripts must align with the Focus and Scope of ALTASIA: Jurnal Pariwisata Indonesia, demonstrate academic rigor, and comply with the journal's author guidelines and publication ethics policies.