Website Information Update and New Article Template Effective 6 September 2026
Effective Date: 6 September 2026
Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business informs authors, reviewers, readers, and all stakeholders that several updates have been implemented on the journal website to improve information accessibility, editorial transparency, and manuscript preparation standards.
The journal sidebar has been reorganized to provide clearer and more structured access to important journal information. Significant updates include the restructuring of the Journal Recognition, Author Resources, About the Journal, Editorial and Review, Publication Policies, Research Integrity and Ethics, Journal Utilities, Indexing and Discovery, Manuscript Tools, Contact, and Visitor Statistics sections.
Several policy links have also been clarified and reorganized, including information concerning the Author Guidelines, Article Processing Charges, Open Access Policy, Copyright and License Policy, Publication Ethics, Plagiarism and Similarity Policy, Artificial Intelligence Policy, Peer Review Process, and Corrections and Retractions Policy.
The journal has also improved the presentation of its indexing and scholarly discovery information and separated journal utilities and manuscript-support tools to make the sidebar easier to navigate.
New Article TemplateStarting from 6 September 2026, all new manuscript submissions to Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business are required to use the new official article template available on the journal website.
The updated template introduces a dedicated Declarations / Disclosure Statements section to improve transparency and consistency in scholarly reporting.
Authors are now expected to provide the following statements, as applicable:
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Author Contributions
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Funding
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Conflict of Interest
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Data Availability
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Artificial Intelligence Disclosure
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Research Ethics
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Informed Consent
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Acknowledgments
Where a particular statement is not applicable, authors should provide an appropriate declaration such as “Not applicable,” “The authors received no specific funding for this research,” or “The authors declare that there are no conflicts of interest regarding the publication of this article.”
The recommended manuscript structure is:
INTRODUCTION → METHODS → RESULTS AND DISCUSSION → CONCLUSION → DECLARATIONS → REFERENCES
Authors submitting manuscripts on or after 6 September 2026 must use the new template and comply with the updated disclosure requirements.
Manuscripts submitted before this effective date may continue to follow the previous template unless the editorial office specifically requests conversion to the new format during revision.
Authors are strongly encouraged to review the latest Author Guidelines, journal policies, and official article template before submitting or revising a manuscript.
These updates are intended to strengthen editorial transparency, research integrity, consistency of published articles, and the overall quality of scholarly communication in Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business.
Editorial Office
Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business
Published by CV. Media Digital Publikasi Indonesia
Email: apollo@mediadigitalpublikasi.com
