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Manuscript submission rules

All submissions to the review should be presented in the following manner:

General layout

Manuscript length

- Articles published in Téoros should be about 8,000 words long.

File

- Submitted articles should be written in a word processing program (ideally Word). No PDF format.

Format and margins

- Paper size: letter or A4.

- Custom margins: 2.5 cm for all four sides.

- No special layouts are accepted.

Font type

- Standard font: Calibri or Times New Roman.

- Size: 12 points.

- Color: black.

Line spacing and text alignment

- Line spacing: 1.5.

- Alignment: left, even for section titles.

- A long quote can be indented: 1 cm on each side.

Styles

- All text must be in "Normal" style.

- The use of bold or italics is permitted.

- The use of sections is permitted (Title 1, Title 2, Title 3).

- The use of all other personal styles is prohibited.

- It is important to cut all the links of the notes and bibliographic references made with reference management software (Zotero, EndNote, etc.).

Elements of identification of the text

Title

- The title must be evocative. Avoid a title that is too long.

- The use of a subtitle is allowed.

Author

- The first and last names of the authors must be in lower case.

- Authors must provide an affiliation.

- Authors must provide a valid email address.

Sample presentation:

Marie Delaplace

Groupe Ville Tourisme Transport et Territoires of the Labex Futurs urbains, Université de Paris-Est; marie.delaplace@u-pem.fr

Moez Ben Yedder

Assistant Professor of Human Resource Management, Abu Dhabi University, United Arab Emirates; moez.benyedder@adu.ac.ae

Jean Tremblay

PhD in Urban Studies, Université du Québec à Montréal; jean.tremblay@courriel.ca

Abstract and key words

- Each article must include an abstract of 150-200 words.

- The abstract must be submitted in French and English.

- Each article must provide up to five keywords. Avoid syntactic groupings. For example, replace "nature tourism in the mountains" by "tourism, nature, mountains."

Content

Téoros publishes scientific articles, review articles and, to a lesser extent, essays. The plan of the article should include an introduction, a presentation of the problem addressed by a literature review, the method used to answer the research question, a presentation of the results, a discussion, and a conclusion.

It is important to note that the two anonymous reviewers tasked with reading and commenting on the manuscript must do so with regard to specific points. In particular, they must comment on the relevance and originality of the article, on the research problem and objectives, on the description of the methodology and research techniques, on the presentation of the conceptual framework (discipline, theoretical framework), and on the quality of the documentation and validity of the results. They are also asked to judge the construction of the article in terms of the introduction, the general structure, and the conclusion.

The members of the editorial board are aware that tourism studies touch several disciplines and that not all of them have the same editorial approaches. Téoros remains very open to other constructions of scientific articles. When such a case arises, the evaluators are so informed. However, the article in question must correspond to the prevailing scientific requirements and rules of art.

Illustrations and tables

Illustrations (numbering, title, caption or key, and source)

- An illustration is a photograph, drawing, postcard, map, mind map, or other graphic representation.

- Each illustration must be numbered. Example: Illustration 1.

- It must absolutely be accompanied by a title.

- Each illustration must be referenced with a source or credit for completion and a date.

- A caption or key must be provided.

- The title, caption or key, and source should not be added to the illustration.

Illustrations (format)

- Illustrations must be sent as a separate file, not included in the text.

- It must be clearly indicated where the illustration should be placed in the body of the text.

- Accepted formats for photos are TIFF, JPG, or PNG.

- The minimum resolution of the photos must be 72 dpi (dots per pixel). The minimum size is 1500 pixels at its longest point. A file that is less than 200 KB in size will probably not be usable.

- The editorial office reserves the right not to publish an illustration of poor quality.

Illustrations (reproduction rights)

- It is the authors’ responsibility to secure the rights to reproduce illustrations and they must be able to demonstrate to the management office that they have these rights.

Tables

- A table consists of a grid of quantitative data or words, organized in columns with a vertical and a horizontal axis.

- The tables, created with the word processing software, can be inserted in the text.

- Each table must be numbered. Example: Table 1.

- Tables must include a title, source, credit, and date of completion.

- A caption or key must be provided.

References, citations, and footnotes

References or sources

- They should be given in the text, by author's last name, followed by the date and page (if applicable). Example: (Smith, 2009: 196).

Direct quote

-Example: Tessier and Vaillancourt (1996: 21) consider that "this rise in environmental sociology is due in large part to the emergence of concerns about air, water, and soil pollution in the various ecosystems.”

Indirect quote

-Example: The rise of environmental sociology is said to be due to the breakthrough of concerns about the pollution of ecosystems (Tessier and Vaillancourt, 1996: 21).

One reference, two authors

- Example: The rise of environmental sociology is said to be due to the breakthrough of concerns about the pollution of ecosystems (Tessier and Vaillancourt, 1996: 21).

One reference, more than two authors

- In this case, only the first author is named, followed by et al. Example: Sports tourism is a major social phenomenon (Chevrier et al., 2008: 3).

Two references by the same author published in the same year

- Example: Cruising is defined as the organized transport of a group (mass) of travelers by sea, for recreational purposes (Grenier, 2008a: 37). Furthermore, Grenier (2008b) points out that [...].

Footnotes

Footnotes can be used to provide additional information.

Bibliography

- Authors must apply the following formatting when drafting their bibliography.

Articles

Attali, Michaël, 2017, " La France redessinée ? : Espaces et territoires de loisirs dans la seconde moitié des années 1960," French Historical Studies, vol. 40, no 4, pp. 651-674, <https://doi.org/10.1215/00161071-3946504>, accessed April 17,2019.

Atkinson, Helen and Jackie Brander Brown, 2001, "Rethinking Performance Measures: Assessing Progress in UK Hotels," International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, vol. 13, no 3, pp. 128-136, < https://doi.org/10.1108/09596110110388918>, accessed September 30, 2017.

Desrochers, Valérie, Jocelyne Ferraris and Catherine Garnier, 2014, " Étude des représentations sociales d’un site classé aménagé : application au site de l’Anse de Paulilles (France), " VertigO – La revue électronique en sciences de l’environnement, vol. 14, no 1, n.p., <http://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/14747>, DOI : 10.4000/vertigo.14747, accessed 7 May 2020.

Frétigny, Jean-Baptiste, 2011, "Habiter la mobilité : le train comme terrain de réflexion," L'information géographique, vol. 75, no 4, p. 110-124.

Füller, Henning and Boris Michel, 2014, "'Stop Being a Tourist!' New Dynamics of Urban Tourism in Berlin-Kreuzberg," International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, vol. 38, no 4, pp. 1304-1318.

Nieuwland, Shirley and Rianne Van Melik, 2018, "Regulating Airbnb: How Cities Deal with Perceived Negative Externalities of Short-term Rentals," Current Issues in Tourism, pp. 1-15, <https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13683500.2018.1504899>, accessed December 2019.

Book chapters

Fodimbi, Michel, 2008 [2nd ed. augmented], "Sport et intégration," in Pierre Arnaud, Michaël Attali and Jean Saint-Martin (eds.), Le sport en France. Une approche politique, économique et sociale, Paris, La Documentation française, pp. 113-133.

Peck, John Gregory and Alice Shear Lepie, 1989 [2nd ed.], "Tourism and Development in Three North Carolina Coastal Towns," in Valene L. Smith (ed.), Hosts and Guests. The Anthropology of Tourism, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press, pp. 201-222.

Books

Arnaud, Pierre, Michaël Attali and Jean Saint-Martin (eds.), Le sport en France. Une approche politique, économique et sociale, Paris, La Documentation française.

Cydell, Julie and David Pryterch, 2015, Transport, Mobility and the Production of Urban Space, Abingdon, NY, Routledge.

Teyssot, Georges (ed.), The American Lawn, Princeton and Montreal, Princeton Architectural Press and Canadian Centre for Architecture.

Vigneau, François, 1998, Les espaces du sport, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, series " Que sais-je ? ", no 3410.

Government documents

Établissement public territorial de bassin (EPTB) Seine Grands Lacs, 2014, Programme d'actions de prévention des inondations de la Seine et de la Marne franciliennes (PAPI), Synthèse, EPTB Seine Grands Lacs.

Union des producteurs agricoles (UPA), 1988, Le Gatt et l'évolution de l'agriculture : Actes du colloque annuel de l'UPA les 9 et 10 mars 1988, Montréal, Union des producteurs agricoles.

Doctoral thesis

Bourbillères, Hugo, 2017, Impacts territoriaux des événements sportifs parisiens (2013-2016) : l'approche par les dynamiques locales, PhD thesis in sciences and techniques of physical activities and sports, Université Paris-Saclay, Saint-Aubin.

Newspaper article

Le Prioux, Céline, 2020, " Coup de froid sur le tourisme," Le Devoir, 28 avril, < https://www.ledevoir.com/monde/europe/577819/coronavirus-coup-de-froid-sur-le-tourisme>, accessed May 7, 2020.

Interview by the author

LAYTON, Jack (2002), Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada, interviewed in Montreal on May 21.

- NB: In the text, please indicate (Layton, 2002: personal communications).

Conference presentation

Noppen, Luc, 2011, " L’avenir du patrimoine ecclésial en Occident : images de l’Europe et du Québec, " presentation at the Centre de recherche bretonne et celtique of the Université de Bretagne occidentale, Brest, France, October 14.

Website

UNESCO, 1992-2020, World Heritage List, retrieved from < http://whc.unesco.org/fr/list/arb>, accessed May 7, 2020.

Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, n.d., Accueil - BAnQ, retrieved from <http://www.banq.qc.ca>, accessed May 7, 2020.

Foreign language document (except English)

Ajuntament de Barcelona, 2005, Pla especial d'establiments de concurrència pública, hoteleria i altres activitats a Ciutat Vella [Special Plan for Premises for Public Use, Hotels and Other Activities in the Ciutat Vella District], Barcelona, Ajuntament de Barcelona.

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