Study of Rural Tourism Limitations and Problems by Ysubg Grounded Theory, Case study: Upper Charmale Village, Kermanshah

Tourism and its development is an essential factor for rural development programming. Tourism helps greatly to rural economic growth and it was a way for presenting local productions and creating value added. Further more, tourism can be very important resource for non-experts employment, particularly for women and rural poor immigrants.The review of reliable writings has shown that the number of researches in rural tourism in Iran is so small, and this gap appears in Keramnshah province more than other parts of Iran, Because the villages and rural areas are a part of our heritage, it is necessary to consider them more and to solve their problems. One of these villages is Upper Charmale which is considered as one of the 14 goal tourism villages of Kermanshah province.  This study is an applied and development method from goal point of view and from paradigm point of view is placed in qualitative group and has employed grounded theory as the research method and is based on apriori approach.With respect to the studies of the researcher about the  methodology of Grounded theory, According to the findings of this research, one of the main problems of people in Upper Charmale is the lack of infrastructural and recreational facilities  which  has negative effects on  attracting the tourists. Jangchi Kashani(2000) argued that in each area, although there may be a good and rich potential for tourism  attractions, but if no attention is paid to infrastructural facilities , there may be confronted with   failure. The results have shown that these difficulties are as the following: the lack of infrastructural facilities, lack of proper and timely advertisement, lack of motivation of local people, lack of sufficient supporting by government,  and limitations including climatic limitations and lack ofcorrect statistical data .