This study aims to examine the impact caused by religious tourism objects in the Kudus District of Central Java, Indonesia. The research design uses a mixed-method by describing the data then qualitatively. The data used are primary data that attempts respondents' answers through open and closed questionnaires. The research sample is located and selling traders in the location of religious tourism in the Kudus Regency, amounting to 351 respondents. Data analysis uses statistical imperatives so that the results will be summarized in general.

The results of the study explain that the more people who come or visit religious tourism, the impact is to improve social urban.