This study classifies the image of a tourist attraction with 9 labels sky, tree, mountain, water, street, temple, garden, stone and ricefield. The results of multi-label labeling can be used to see the frequency and recommendations of tourist attractions in Central Java, and build a transfer learning model to determine the accuracy value. Classification with multi-label images has its own complexity in the labeling process and few people use it. Testing and evaluating the model uses the equation of accuracy and f-1 score. Several previous researchers also stated that the higher the amount of training data and the number of epochs per step, the higher the accuracy produced. Based on the results of training and evaluation of the four training processes, that 210 data using bs 8, lr 1e-3 and epoch 50 showed an accuracy of 0.8598 with a loss of 0.3245, while 290 data with bs 16, lr 1e-3 and epoch 50 showed an accuracy of 0.8685. with a loss of 0.2903. Then 594 data with bs 32, lr 1e-3 and epoch 50 showed an accuracy of 0.8852 with a loss of 0.2756, and 1000 data with bs 46, lr 1e-3 and epoch 50 showed an accuracy of 0.8833 with a loss of 0.2863. This can answer the statement that the greater the number of datas, the higher the accuracy produced, so that the transfer learning model on the ResNet-50 architecture with multi-label image datas can be applied by showing accuracy results close to the accuracy value on ResNet-50 in the imagenet project. In addition, the contribution of this research is to provide recommendations for potential tourist objects in Central Java, namely tourism objects with the theme of nature, then tourism processed by human hands such as historical places, cultural heritage and family recreation areas.
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