Reflecting on 50 Years of the Journal of Travel Research

November 10, 2011 930

The Journal of Travel Research (JTR) celebrates its 50th anniversary!

Charles R. Goeldner, founding editor of JTR, published “Reflecting on 50 Years of the Journal of Travel Research” in the November 2011 issue.

It gives me great pleasure to note that this year marks the 50th anniversary of the Journal of Travel Research. The journal has accomplished a great deal over the years and is widely regarded as one of the top journals in tourism. I am proud to have been the founding editor and publisher, but the JTR owes its preeminence to a very large number of people—authors, reviewers, and editors—and associations that have made numerous contributions over the decades. To these individuals and organizations, heartfelt thanks go out.

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