Manuscript Types

Manuscript Types

BARISTA: Jurnal Kajian Bahasa dan Pariwisata accepts several types of manuscripts that are relevant to the fields of language, tourism, hospitality, and related interdisciplinary studies. Authors should select the manuscript type that best represents the content, purpose, and methodology of their submission.

1. Research Article

Research Articles report original empirical research based on systematic data collection, analysis, and interpretation. The manuscript should clearly present the research background, objectives, methodology, findings, discussion, and conclusions.

Research Articles may address topics related to language, linguistics, communication, tourism, hospitality, cultural studies, tourism management, and other relevant interdisciplinary areas.

2. Review Article

Review Articles provide a comprehensive and critical synthesis of previously published research on a specific topic within the scope of the journal. The manuscript should identify significant developments, trends, research gaps, theoretical perspectives, and potential directions for future research.

Systematic literature reviews, scoping reviews, and other rigorous forms of literature review are welcome when appropriately designed and reported.

3. Conceptual Article

Conceptual Articles present theoretical perspectives, conceptual frameworks, models, or critical arguments that contribute to the development of knowledge in language, tourism, hospitality, or related fields.

A Conceptual Article should demonstrate a clear theoretical foundation, provide a critical synthesis of relevant literature, and offer meaningful theoretical or practical implications.

4. Case Study

Case Study manuscripts present an in-depth investigation of a particular phenomenon, organization, destination, community, institution, event, or other relevant case related to language and tourism.

The manuscript should provide sufficient contextual information, explain the methods used to investigate the case, and present an analytical discussion of the findings and their implications.

5. Short Communication

Short Communications present concise reports of significant research findings, preliminary results, methodological developments, or emerging issues that warrant timely dissemination.

Although shorter than a full Research Article, the manuscript must demonstrate academic rigor, clarity, and relevance to the scope of BARISTA: Jurnal Kajian Bahasa dan Pariwisata.

General Requirements

Regardless of manuscript type, all submissions must:

  • be original and not under consideration for publication elsewhere;

  • fall within the scope of BARISTA: Jurnal Kajian Bahasa dan Pariwisata;

  • follow the journal's author guidelines and manuscript template;

  • meet the journal's ethical and academic standards;

  • provide appropriate references and citations; and

  • undergo the journal's applicable editorial and peer-review process.

The Editorial Board reserves the right to determine the most appropriate manuscript category during the editorial screening and review process.