About the Journal

1. APPROACH AND SCOPE

The Faculty of Tourism of the University of Murcia is committed to the scientific approach applied in its teachings and, in 2010, created a new publication whose vocation is the dissemination of knowledge about tourism.

Gran Tour, Tourist Research Magazine, brings together works from the different sciences that converge in the study of Tourism. For this reason, it has a multidisciplinary vocation and is aimed at researchers, experts and professionals from universities, national and international organizations, research centers and any other institution linked to research and knowledge transfer in the different areas of tourism.

2. ETHICAL COMMITMENT

The policy of the journal will be guided by the ETHICAL COMMITMENT of scientific research. A code of conduct aimed at the parties involved in the management and publication of scientific results: Editorial Board, authors
and reviewers of the works.

- The Editorial Board must ensure its scientific quality, avoid bad practices in the publication of research results and manage the edition of the works received in a reasonable time.

- The authors / researchers. Authors are those researchers who have participated in the intervention in all phases (structure, writing and review of the work that is submitted for evaluation), coordination with the rest of the authors, contribution to obtaining funds, compilation and analysis of data. Therefore, it is recommended to agree on the order of signature prior to writing the article. The Commitments of the authors affect:

- Confirm the absence of data manipulation, the consistency and reliability of the research, and the originality of the manuscript.
- Avoid simultaneous submission to multiple journals for review.
- Provide data to ensure transparency with research funding sources.
- Adjust the text to the established publication standards, collaborating in an agile way in the corrections and responding to the acceptance or rejection and the suggestions of the reviewers.
- External Evaluators / Reviewers, must be experts on the subject being evaluated and are of vital importance in scientific journals because they ensure the selection of the best manuscripts. Reviews are done on a voluntary basis by peers and anonymously. Their commitment affects: Ensuring that the manuscript represents a contribution to the better development of the topic it addressed; provide the editors and authors with objective information about the manuscript, both at the content and formal level, and preserve confidentiality and anonymity.