To cite a website in-text, the format depends on the citation style you are using. Here are the common approaches for Harvard, APA, and MLA styles:

Harvard Style

• Use the website author and year in parentheses.
• If no author, use the website name.
• If no date, use "no date."

Example:
(International Tourism Partnership, 2004) or (Website name, no date)

APA Style

• Use the author's last name and year of publication.
• If quoting, include paragraph number or section name since web pages usually lack page numbers.
• If no author, use the title of the webpage.
• If no date, use "n.d."

Examples:
(Brice, 2021)
(Brice, 2021, para. 6)
("Title of Webpage," n.d.)

MLA Style

• Use the author's last name only.
• If no author, use a shortened title of the webpage in quotation marks.

Example:
(Brice) or ("Citing Sources")

Summary Table

Style| In-Text Citation Format| Notes
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Harvard| (Author, Year) or (Website name, Year/no date)| Use website name if no author
APA| (Author, Year) or (Author, Year, para. #)| Use title if no author; "n.d." if no date
MLA| (Author) or ("Shortened Title")| Use title if no author

This ensures your in-text citation corresponds to a full reference entry and guides readers to the source