Publication Schedule & Frequency

The _Journal of Commerce, Management, and Tourism Studies (JCMTS)_ is published three times a year, with issues released in **April, August, and December**. This triannual publication schedule is designed to ensure the regular dissemination of scholarly research, academic findings, and innovative ideas in the fields of commerce, management, and tourism studies.

JCMTS provides a platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, and students to share their research findings, theoretical perspectives, and practical insights that contribute to the advancement of knowledge and professional practice. The journal welcomes scholarly contributions addressing contemporary issues, emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in commerce, business management, entrepreneurship, tourism, hospitality, and related disciplines.

Each issue aims to present relevant and valuable research that supports academic development, encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, and strengthens the connection between theoretical knowledge and practical applications. Through its regular publication schedule, JCMTS seeks to facilitate the exchange of ideas, promote evidence-based decision-making, and contribute to the development of sustainable and innovative practices in business, management, and tourism.

Manuscripts submitted to JCMTS are subject to the journal's editorial policies and peer-review procedures, where applicable, to ensure the quality, relevance, and academic integrity of published content. Authors are encouraged to prepare and submit manuscripts in accordance with the journal's submission guidelines and publication requirements.

The three annual issues—April, August, and December—provide authors with recurring opportunities to contribute to scholarly discussions and enable readers to access research and insights throughout the year. By maintaining a consistent publication schedule, JCMTS is committed to supporting the continuous exchange of knowledge and fostering academic excellence in commerce, management, and tourism studies.