Abstract This study aims to explore the general context of Roi Kaen Sarn Sin Cluster Provinces, evaluate readiness and potential leading to a tourism management plan, and propose recommendations on how to promote and manage creative tourism focusing on local textiles developed with folk wisdom within the Group Provinces. The findings show that local people still produce local textiles without promoting it to attract more tourists. There is usually a question asking why local textiles and tourism can be integrated. Local people think tourists will come for sight-seeing only and they will not help contributing to the local community. To solve this, children in the area should be encouraged to take part in tourism management, so it will not negatively affect local textile weaving. With this solution, local people will acknowledge and accept more tourists. The leaders in this tourism management plan have to be those who are trusted by people in the same community, have participated and managed many local festivals, and best were not people who are elected to be in charge of the plan. The quantitative interview with local textile manufacturers about the community’s readiness and potential reveals that the most agreed factor is members’ participation ) X = 3.83, high(. The second most agreed factor is readiness of communities ) X = 3.57, high( while the least agreed factor is facilities ) X = 2.54, medium(.