ETR: Emerging Tourism Review is an independent, Open Access academic journal dedicated to advancing scholarly knowledge on emerging issues, trends, and innovations in tourism. The journal provides a platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, policymakers, and tourism stakeholders to share theoretical insights, empirical findings, literature reviews, and applied studies relevant to the development of contemporary tourism.

ETR publishes three issues annually, in January, May, and November. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary contributions that connect academic perspectives with practical applications and emerging challenges in the tourism sector.

The scope of ETR encompasses tourism human resources and capacity building, participatory tourism and destination management, tourism operations and business feasibility, landscape and tourism development, cultural tourism, ecological and special interest tourism, and tourism innovation. Across these areas, the journal emphasizes sustainability, resilience, and regenerative tourism as important foundations for transformative tourism development.

ETR particularly welcomes research that contributes to understanding how tourism destinations, organizations, communities, and businesses can adapt to emerging trends while creating positive economic, social, cultural, and environmental impacts.

As an Open Access journal, ETR is committed to making scholarly knowledge widely accessible to the global academic and professional community. All submitted manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer-review process and are evaluated based on their academic quality, methodological rigor, originality, relevance, and contribution to the journal's focus and scope.

Through its commitment to academic integrity, editorial independence, and interdisciplinary scholarship, ETR: Emerging Tourism Review aims to contribute to a more innovative, sustainable, inclusive, resilient, and regenerative global tourism ecosystem.