Social science, Social tourism, Marketing, Empirical research and Construct are his primary areas of study. His Social science research integrates issues from Gender relations, Everyday life and Conceptualization. His study of Social tourism brings together topics like Subjective well-being and Social policy.
In the field of Marketing, his study on Marketing strategy, Green marketing and Return on marketing investment overlaps with subjects such as Sustainable tourism. His Empirical research research incorporates themes from Space, Media studies, Categorization and Normative. His studies in Construct integrate themes in fields like Identity and Typology.
Scott McCabe spends much of his time researching Marketing, Tourism geography, Social tourism, Context and Social psychology. In his work, Social media is strongly intertwined with Advertising, which is a subfield of Marketing. His research investigates the connection with Tourism geography and areas like Ecotourism which intersect with concerns in Sustainable tourism.
His study in the field of Subjective well-being and Social relation also crosses realms of Mental health and Quality of life. The Identity research Scott McCabe does as part of his general Social science study is frequently linked to other disciplines of science, such as Social geography, therefore creating a link between diverse domains of science. His work carried out in the field of Media studies brings together such families of science as Construct and Empirical research.
His main research concerns Public relations, Social tourism, Destinations, Social psychology and Economy. The concepts of his Public relations study are interwoven with issues in Incentive and Social media. Scott McCabe integrates many fields, such as Social tourism, Social policy, Annals, Conceptual approach, Welfare and Field, in his works.
His Destinations research encompasses a variety of disciplines, including Media studies, Sample, Crowding and Order. His work on Group cohesiveness and Subjective well-being as part of general Social psychology study is frequently linked to Well-being, bridging the gap between disciplines.
Scott McCabe mainly focuses on Destinations, Public relations, Value, Destination management and Regional science. Destinations combines with fields such as Political economy, Social psychology, Environmental change, Phenomenon and Crowding in his research. His Public relations study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Social media, Meaning and Social environment.
His Value research includes elements of Social psychology, Sensory system, Explanatory power, Construct and Qualitative research. Destination management and Tourist destinations are commonly linked in his work.
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The happiness factor in tourism: subjective well-being and social tourism.
Scott McCabe;Sarah Johnson.
Annals of Tourism Research (2013)
'Who is a tourist?' : A critical review
Scott McCabe.
Tourist Studies (2005)
Who needs a holiday? Evaluating social tourism.
Scott McCabe.
Annals of Tourism Research (2009)
Place and identity in tourists' accounts.
Scott McCabe;Scott McCabe;Elizabeth H. Stokoe;Elizabeth H. Stokoe.
Annals of Tourism Research (2004)
Sustainability and marketing in tourism: its contexts, paradoxes, approaches, challenges and potential
Xavier Font;Scott McCabe.
(2017)
Understanding the benefits of social tourism: Linking participation to subjective well‐being and quality of life
Scott McCabe;Thea Joldersma;Chunxiao Li.
International Journal of Tourism Research (2010)
The tourist experience and everyday life.
S. McCabe;G. M. S. Dann.
Metaphor and the Social World (2002)
''If I was going to die I should at least be having fun": Travel blogs, meaning and tourist experience
Carmela Bosangit;Sally Hibbert;Scott McCabe.
Annals of Tourism Research (2015)
Overtourism, optimisation, and destination performance indicators: a case study of activities in Fjord Norway
Ove Oklevik;Stefan Gössling;C. Michael Hall;Jens Kristian Steen Jacobsen.
Journal of Sustainable Tourism (2019)
The role of hedonism in ethical tourism
Sheila Malone;Scott McCabe;Andrew P. Smith.
Annals of Tourism Research (2014)
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