Open Access Peer Reviewed Quarterly Est. 2014

Logistics and Tourism International Research Journal

(LTIRJ)
ISSN (Print): 631-4222 | ISSN (Online): 5339-535X
5.32
Impact Factor
10
H-Index
318+
Articles
📄 Current Issue
Logistics and Tourism International Research Journal  |  Volume 14, Issue 2  |  August 2026  |  ISSN: 5339-535X (Online), 631-4222 (Print)
Open Access Double-Blind Peer Reviewed DOI: 10.15580/ltirj.14.2 3 Articles Published
Editor's Note — Volume 14, Issue 2

The editorial board of Logistics and Tourism International Research Journal is pleased to present Volume 14, Issue 2 (2026). This issue features 3 peer-reviewed articles representing a diversity of methodological approaches and geographic perspectives. We extend our gratitude to the contributing authors, reviewers, and editorial board members whose expertise has ensured the quality of this publication.

— The Editorial Board, Logistics and Tourism International Research Journal
📋 Articles in This Issue
Research Article | pp. 1-8

TETANUS TOXOID VACCINATION UPTAKE AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG FEMALE UNDERGRADUATES IN LAGOS

Tetanus remains a serious and potentially fatal disease caused by toxins from Clostridium tetani, with a global mortality rate of approximately 35% and over 309,000 maternal and neonatal deaths reported annually. Women of reproductive age…

View Abstract 📥 Download PDF Keywords: ["Tetanus, Tetanus toxoid, Vaccination uptake, Female under…
Research Article | pp. 9-17

WHO SAFE CHILDBIRTH CHECKLIST USAGE PATTERNS AMONG MIDWIVES IN IMO STATE

Maternal and child health is fundamental to the growth and development of any nation, ensuring safe childbirth practices for the well-being of both mothers and newborns. Despite global, national, and subnational interventions, maternal and neonatal…

View Abstract 📥 Download PDF Keywords: ["aternal health, Neonatal mortality, Safe Childbirth Check…
Research Article | pp. 18-28

SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC AND HEALTH FACTORS AFFECTING SKILLED BIRTH SERVICE USE IN DELTA STATE

Maternal morbidity and mortality remain critical public health challenges in sub-Saharan Africa, with Nigeria experiencing persistent disparities in the use of skilled birth attendants (SBAs). SBAs, including trained midwives, nurses, and physicians, are crucial for…

View Abstract 📥 Download PDF Keywords: ["Skilled birth attendance, maternal health, utilisation fa…
ℹ️ Issue Details
Journal: Logistics and Tourism International Research Journal
Volume: 14
Issue: 2
Year: 2026
Articles: 3
ISSN (Online): 5339-535X
ISSN (Print): 631-4222
DOI Prefix: 10.15580