Apollo: Journal of Tourism and Business is published three times per year, with regular issues released in:
Each issue normally publishes a minimum of 5 articles and a maximum of 20 articles, subject to editorial quality requirements and the availability of manuscripts that successfully complete the peer-review and editorial process.
Manuscripts may be submitted at any time throughout the year. The journal operates a continuous submission system and does not require authors to wait for a specific submission period.
Accepted manuscripts are scheduled for publication in an upcoming issue according to the journal's publication calendar, editorial workflow, completion of revisions, copyediting, production readiness, and available issue capacity.
The journal aims to complete the initial editorial assessment and peer-review process efficiently while maintaining appropriate scholarly standards.
An editorial decision is generally expected within approximately 2–3 months from the date of submission. However, the actual processing time may vary depending on:
The stated timeframe is an estimated editorial processing period and does not constitute a guarantee of acceptance or publication within a particular issue.
Once a manuscript has been accepted, it proceeds through the journal's production stages, which may include copyediting, proofreading, layout preparation, metadata verification, and final publication approval.
The assignment of an accepted article to a particular issue is determined by the editorial office based on publication readiness, thematic suitability where applicable, and available capacity within the scheduled issue.
