ICHRIE Research Reports
| Executive Editors: | Lisa Young, DePaul University |
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| Chris Roberts, DePaul University | |
| Journal Assistant: | Jenn Vallimont, DePaul University |
The purpose of the ICHRIE Research Reports is to generate a series of peer-reviewed research reports that are based on academic research findings and is targeted towards industry practitioners and policymakers. ICHRIE Research Reports translate academic research findings into practical applications.
ICHRIE Research Reports represents a publication that features:
Real-life industry applications, an
Encouraging review process,
Academically-grounded research,
Content inclusive of a broad range of methodologies and topics in the hospitality and tourism field, and is
Highly visible to a global audience.
The leadership team of ICHRIE Research Reports takes pride in the journal’s REACH. Academic scholars can reach industry stakeholders with concise manuscripts that focus on the practical implications of their recent studies. Users around the globe are accessing our published work, indicating a broad reach for the content published by the journal. For undergraduate and graduate students, ICHRIE Research Reports represents a space to gain peer review and publication experience in a journal that fosters a friendly and developmental review process. Featuring a publication on their resumes helps these young scholars when they reach their next step, whether furthering their education in academia or stepping out into the industry.
We welcome industry outlooks, empirical research, and conceptual papers. Submissions should be crisp and concise, with a focus on practical implications.
Volume 11 Issue 4 (2026)
Articles
Designing Menus That Welcome Everyone: How Inclusive Menu Cues Drive Customer Behavior for Diners with Dietary Restrictions
Cortney Norris, Lisa Slevitch, Matthew Bauman, Soyoung Park, and Seung Hyun Lee
Open the Case, Detective! A Story-Driven Game Approach to Combat Human Trafficking in Hospitality
Aili Wu, Wei Wei, and Lu Zhang
Transportation Needs and Commuting Stress Among Hospitality Employees: A Perspective from the Las Vegas Strip Corridor
Mehmet Erdem, Shashi Nambisan, Jehun Moon, Billy Bai, Juliana Byzyka, William Werner, and Bethany Khan