This section identifies the ownership, publishing organization, and management responsibilities of Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business. Journal ownership is distinct from copyright ownership in individual articles.
Official journal owner: CV. Media Digital Publikasi Indonesia
The journal owner is responsible for the journal's overall organizational governance and for ensuring that appropriate publishing and management arrangements are maintained. Ownership does not confer authority to override scholarly editorial decisions for commercial or personal reasons.
Publishing organization: CV. Media Digital Publikasi Indonesia
Publisher website: mediadigitalpublikasi.com
The publisher provides organizational, administrative, technical, and production support for the journal. Its responsibilities include supporting the publishing platform, publication workflows, policy implementation, and the journal's response to integrity concerns.
The publisher supports electronic archiving and preservation planning as described in the Electronic Filing section below. This management responsibility does not, by itself, confirm participation in an external preservation service.
The names, affiliations, and assigned positions of the current editorial team are provided on the journal's Editorial Team page. That page should be consulted for the current composition of the editorial board.
Publication decisions are made by the Editor-in-Chief or an appropriately authorized handling editor according to scholarly merit, originality, methodological quality, relevance, research integrity, and the journal's editorial policies.
Ownership interests, author payments, advertising, sponsorship, and personal or institutional relationships must not improperly influence peer review or acceptance decisions. Payment of any applicable publication charge does not guarantee acceptance.
Editors with a conflict of interest must not handle the affected manuscript or integrity concern. Such matters must be assigned for independent assessment under the journal's relevant policies.
Ownership of the journal does not transfer copyright in published articles to the owner or publisher. Article copyright, publishing authorization, and reuse rights are governed by the Copyright and License sections below.
Journal: Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business
Editorial contact: apollo[at]mediadigitalpublikasi.com
Journal website: Apollo Journal
Material changes to ownership, publishing responsibility, or editorial management should be reflected promptly on the journal website. Organizational relationships must be described accurately without implying affiliations, sponsorship, or endorsement that do not exist.
Transparency reference: Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing — COPE, DOAJ, OASPA, and WAME .
ELECTRONIC ARCHIVING & PRESERVATION
Electronic filing, used here to mean electronic archiving, concerns the retention and protection of published articles and their associated records. Its purpose is to support the integrity, recovery, and continued availability of the scholarly record.
The journal distinguishes the following arrangements:
Preservation status: No specific external preservation service or verified preservation coverage is identified in this policy. The availability of articles on the journal website, permission for repository deposits, and the assignment of a DOI should not be interpreted as confirmation of independent long-term digital preservation.
Preservation planning: The journal aims to establish and document arrangements covering published article files, bibliographic metadata, associated supplementary materials, and correction or retraction notices where applicable. Implementation details should identify the storage or preservation provider, content coverage, deposit or backup frequency, recovery procedures, and arrangements for continued access if the journal or publisher ceases operation.
Any future statement that content is preserved through a named service will be published only after participation and actual deposit status have been verified. Planned arrangements will be distinguished clearly from operational services.
Transparency reference: Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing .
Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business applies an author-retained copyright model. Authors retain copyright in their published work, while articles are made available under an open Creative Commons license that defines how published material may be reused.
The following sections explain article copyright, publishing authorization, public reuse permissions, and author self-archiving. Organizational ownership and management are explained separately above.
Authors retain copyright in articles published by Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business. Copyright transfer to the journal, its owner, or its publisher is not required as a condition of publication.
Permission to publish: By agreeing to publication of an accepted manuscript, the author(s) grant the journal the right of first publication and a non-exclusive authorization to publish, reproduce, distribute, archive, preserve, and make the article publicly available as part of the scholarly record.
Author ownership: This authorization does not transfer copyright ownership. Authors retain the right to reuse their work, subject to applicable third-party rights.
Public reuse: Articles published under the journal's current licensing policy are available under CC BY-SA 4.0, unless otherwise indicated. Reuse conditions are explained in the License section. For previously published articles, the license displayed on the individual article applies.
Author responsibilities: Authors must hold the rights necessary to authorize publication, obtain agreement from all co-authors, and secure any required permissions for third-party material. Separate rights or licensing conditions must be clearly identified.
Copyright notice: Published articles should identify the author(s) as copyright holder and state the publication year. This notice does not replace the Creative Commons license statement.
Example: Copyright © 2026 [Author Name(s)].
Preservation authorization: Permission to archive or preserve an article does not itself confirm external deposit. The Electronic Filing section describes preservation status.
Articles published under this policy are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0) , unless otherwise indicated. For previously published material, consult the license displayed on the individual article.
Under this license, users may:
These permissions are subject to the following conditions:
Other applicable rights, including privacy, publicity, or moral rights, may need to be respected. The linked license provides the governing terms.
Unless otherwise indicated, articles published under this policy are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 .
The article's CC BY-SA 4.0 license applies to original content unless otherwise indicated.
Reproduced figures, photographs, tables, datasets, and other third-party content may have separate copyright or licensing conditions. Exclusions from the article's license should be clearly identified in a credit line or accompanying notice.
Authors must obtain required permissions and acknowledge the original source appropriately.
Users wishing to reuse excluded material must comply with its separate licensing conditions or obtain permission from the relevant rights holder, unless the use is otherwise permitted by law.
Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business permits authors to deposit manuscripts in institutional repositories, subject repositories, personal academic websites, and other appropriate open-access repositories.
Authors may archive:
No embargo period is imposed by the journal on author self-archiving.
Deposits should identify the manuscript version. After publication, authors should include the full citation, DOI, and a link to the journal's Version of Record where available.
The final published version may be redistributed under its displayed license. Authors must respect separately identified third-party rights in all deposited versions.
Repository copies should identify subsequent corrections or retractions where relevant and link to the corresponding journal notice.
These copyright and licensing arrangements support immediate open access while allowing authors to retain copyright in their scholarly work.
Reader access and reuse rights are distinct from long-term preservation and organizational ownership. Each is addressed in its respective policy section.
Further details about reader access are provided in the journal's Access and Open Access Policy.
