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Writing a paper with co‑authors ·
Write it together, in one draft.
Invite your co-authors into one document. Everyone writes in the same place, comments sit beside the text, and every version is kept, so nobody merges files from email again.
- Start a documentWrite from scratch, or upload what you already have.
- Invite your co-authorsThey join with a free account and write with you.
- Keep the project togetherFiles, datasets, charts and tasks live in the same account as the draft.
What it costs
Free
Co-authors need a free account too.
Running a journal ·
Run your journal on your own domain.
Submissions, peer review, issues and your public journal site, in one place. Your editors and reviewers work here with free accounts, and authors are never charged.
- Bring your journal acrossStandard migration from OJS is included, with your old links redirected.
- Invite your boardUnlimited operators: editors and staff join at no extra cost.
- Publish on your own siteOne domain included, and it stays yours if you leave.
What it costs
A workspace: £199 a month on a 12-month commitment
Or £2,189 a year paid upfront, with one month free.
Journal of Academics Stand Against Povertyjournalasap.org
Journal of Tourism and Hospitality Educationjournal.aitm.edu.np
Journal On Tourism & Sustainabilityotsjournal.orgOrganising a webinar or conference ·
Run your webinar or conference here.
Publish the event, take registrations and build the programme. Free seminars and webinars come with every account. For conferences, a workspace adds paid registration, peer review of submissions, check-in, badges and certificates.
- Publish the eventOnline, in person or hybrid.
- Take registrationsFree, or paid with a workspace.
- Run the dayProgramme and speakers; with a workspace, check-in and certificates too.
What it costs
Free for seminars and webinars
Conferences with paid registration use a workspace: £199 a month on a 12-month commitment.
Teaching a course ·
Teach a course, chapter by chapter.
Publish a course in chapters, enrol learners and follow their progress, with a certificate when they finish. Creating courses needs instructor access; a workspace adds assessments, grading and teaching analytics.
- Plan your chaptersWrite each chapter as its own step.
- Enrol your learnersThey follow along at their own pace.
- Award certificatesLearners get one when they finish.
What it costs
Learning is free
Teaching needs instructor access on any plan; a workspace adds assessments, grading and teaching analytics.
Finding a journal for my paper ·
Find the right journal for your paper.
The league ranks 21 tourism and hospitality journals on a composite of SCImago, Scopus and OpenAlex, with submission facts for each. When you’re ready, submit to a journal that runs here and follow every step.
- Compare journalsRankings and metrics side by side.
- Read their latest workSee what each journal is publishing now.
- Submit and follow itFrom the editor’s first check to the decision.
What it costs
Free
Browsing the league needs no account.
The league today: top 4 of 21
| # | Journal | Metric | Tier | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tourism ManagementElsevier BV | 4.15SJR | 24.3CiteScore | Q1 |
| 2 | International Journal of Hospitality ManagementElsevier BV | 2.73SJR | 13.3CiteScore | Q1 |
| 3 | Journal of Sustainable TourismTaylor & Francis | 2.73SJR | 22.8CiteScore | Q1 |
| 4 | Journal of Travel and Tourism MarketingTaylor & Francis | 2.3SJR | 14.1CiteScore | Q1 |
Building my academic profile ·
One profile for all your academic work.
Your profile brings your work and your activity together. Follow colleagues and journals, message people directly, and see what they share, with no algorithm deciding for you.
- Create your profileYour name, your role and your institution.
- Follow people and journalsTheir updates arrive in order, not ranked.
- Share your workPapers, events and ideas, in one place.
What it costs
Free
Profiles are public, so colleagues can find you.
There’s no advertising here, and no algorithm choosing what you see. Journals don’t charge authors, and your own account is free.
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