The International Journal of Tourism Cities is an academic journal dedicated to the study of tourism cities. It provides a platform for scholars, policy makers, urban planners, and tourism industry professionals to explore and share theories, practices, policies, and trends related to the development of tourism cities. This journal focuses on how tourism affects the development of cities and how cities can promote sustainable tourism through effective planning and management. Journal content typically includes original research papers, case studies, review articles, and book reviews, covering a wide range of topics such as tourism city planning, urban tourism management, sustainable tourism development, cultural heritage preservation, tourism economic impact, urban marketing and brand building, and the interaction between tourism and urban communities.

The editorial team of a magazine is usually composed of experts in fields such as tourism, urban planning, geography, economics, and management. They are responsible for the editorial work of the journal, including article collection, peer review, and final publication. The journal adopts a strict peer review process to ensure that the published articles have high quality and academic value. Due to the interdisciplinary nature of tourism cities, this journal not only provides a space for research and discussion in academia, but also offers a window for the industry to understand best practices and innovative strategies. By reading and publishing articles in this journal, readers can understand how to balance tourism development with urban sustainability, how to protect and utilize the cultural heritage of cities, and how to promote the comprehensive development of urban economy and society through tourism.