| Summary: | This research was conducted with the aim to determine the effect of the number of foreign tourists and commercial bank credit on the offerings of hotel rooms and female workers as well as the growth of the hotel and restaurant sector in Bali Province. The data used are two, namely primary data which is data from informants who are selected as resource persons and secondary data which is the main data in the discussion of research material sourced from several institutions that exist and are related to data used in research such as BI Regional Bali, Banks General, BPS-Regency / city, BPS - Bali Province, BPS Indonesia, Regional Tourism Office (Diparda) Bali Province, and existing libraries such as FEB-UNUD-Denpasar library. Data collection methods used is direct structured interview techniques which are assisted by using a questionnaire and library study. The data analysis method used is descriptive and inferential statistical methods, as well as path diagrams (Path Diagrams). The results of this study concluded that: (1) The number of tourists has a positive and significant effect on the number of room offers and the development of GDP - the tourism sector; (2) The amount of working capital loans and investment in commercial banks has a positive and significant effect on the number of room offers; (3) The number of room offers has a positive and significant effect on the number of female workers in the accommodation business; (4) The number of tourists staying at other hotels and accommodations and the amount of working capital loans and investment in commercial banks has a positive indirect effect on the number of female workers through variable number of accommodation rooms; (5) The number of tourists staying in hotels and other accommodations and the amount of working capital loans and investment in commercial banks, with number of rooms offers as intervening variable has positive indirect effect on the development of GDP - the tourism sector; (6) The number of tourists staying in hotels and other accommodations, through number of accommodation rooms and the number of female workers as intervening variables, has a positive indirect effect on the development of GRDP - the tourism sector.
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