Abstract
This study conducted a study on 35 five-star hotels in Korea to understand the impact of hotel companies' managerial capabilities on raising capital costs for others. The results of the study are as follows. First, the average cost of other debt for a hotel company is 3.64%, which is generally low for each company. The overall management of the hotel company is deemed to be good. Second, correlation analysis was conducted on variables such as cost of debt and managerial capabilities. The relationship between the liability ratio and the ROA was positive(+), and the relationship between management capability and the size of the entity was negative(-). Third, the hotel companies should expand its size along with its managerial ability to show influence on cost of debt for companies, thereby expanding its net profit and lowering its debt ratio. The manager of a hotel company needs to present his ability to continue to develop the company as well as manage financial indicators. In other words, hotel companies should be able to develop and proceed with various marketing strategies by utilizing their assets. Key
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