A Comparative Study of Rural Tourism and Hospitality Models: Kalaburagi District vs Neighboring Districts, and Hampi, of Karnataka


World Heritage Site: Group of Monuments at Hampi

Publication Year: 2026

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHEA4D42EE948

Summary

Hampi's rural tourism model stands out as a mature, globally recognized approach that effectively integrates heritage tourism with community-based hospitality, contrasting sharply with Kalaburagi district. The study reveals that while Kalaburagi boasts rich cultural and rural resources, it lags in organized hospitality models and tourism integration compared to neighboring districts like Ballari (Hampi region), Bidar, and Raichur. By analyzing tourism resources, infrastructure, community participation, and government support, the research highlights significant disparities in development. Recommendations for Kalaburagi include adopting best practices from surrounding regions to enhance its rural tourism potential, offering a blueprint for sustainable growth.

Citation

(Ed.). (2026). A Comparative Study of Rural Tourism and Hospitality Models: Kalaburagi District vs Neighboring Districts, and Hampi, of Karnataka. International Journal of Innovations & Research Analysis, 06(01(I)), 47–54. https://doi.org/10.62823/ijira/6.1(i).8587

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