Weldon Mather
MRICS, FCMA
Director, Dublin, Ireland
Weldon is a Director in the Hotel, Tourism and Leisure (HTL) division of Crowe / Horwath HTL Ireland, working on both corporate finance and advisory projects. He has over thirty years' of management consulting experience, which has included working for hospitality and tourism consultancy firms in Ireland and across Europe.
An experienced hotel asset manager, Weldon has advised across a wide range of projects and asset management assignments, playing a crucial role in the development of the Irish HTL sector.
With over 30 years of management consulting experience, Weldon has been instrumental in shaping the Irish HTL sector through his expertise in asset management, feasibility studies, business reviews, and strategic advisory roles.
Before joining Crowe Ireland/Horwath HTL, Weldon served as Head of Accommodation Development at Fáilte Ireland. In this role, he was responsible for driving accommodation capacity growth and overseeing national quality and standards. His extensive collaboration with local, national, and international tourism stakeholders keeps him attuned to evolving trends and global market changes, allowing him to provide forward-thinking advice to clients.
Weldon’s career includes hands-on industry experience as a General Manager in hotels, giving him a practical understanding of hospitality operations. His consultancy work spans a diverse range of projects across jurisdictions, including tourism ventures, hotels, resorts, spas, and other hospitality developments. An experienced hotel asset manager, Weldon provides mentoring, training, and advisory workshops for clients, helping them navigate complex challenges and seize opportunities for growth.
Weldon is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (FCMA) and a member of both the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. These affiliations reflect his commitment to maintaining the highest professional standards.
With his extensive background in management consulting, operations, and strategic advisory, Weldon Mather is a trusted leader in the HTL sector, delivering impactful solutions that drive long-term value for his clients.
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Ireland Hospitality, Tourism & Leisure Market Update
Welcome to the latest edition of Crowe / Horwath HTL Ireland Hospitality, Tourism & Leisure (HTL) market update, where we take a look at the wider tourism sector and provide hotel commentary, sectoral updates and noteworthy news. In this edition, we share a selection of our key industry developments and insights, including Ireland’s hotel performance, transactions, tourism trends, and the latest updates on hotel supply.

Ireland Annual Hotel Industry Survey 2024
Crowe Ireland is delighted to publish the 28th edition of the Ireland Annual Hotel Industry Survey. This year’s survey captures a full year trading for hotels unlike any of the three prior years which were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The results continue to illustrate the remarkable recovery in the marketplace post-pandemic and while the impact of high cost inflation and the war in Ukraine have moderated, these are more than made up for by increased costs of doing business, especially payroll. The survey also collates hotelier sentiment on key matters which impacted their businesses during the year and their outlook on the strength of the recovery on revenues, costs and profit levels.

Ireland Annual Hotel Industry Survey 2023
Crowe is delighted to publish the 27th edition of the Ireland Annual Hotel Industry Survey. This year’s survey, in contrast to our previous surveys, sets out to capture the financial recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic during the year 2022 as compared to the financial year 2019. The results illustrate the changed marketplace that exists post the pandemic and the impact of high cost inflation and the fallout from the war in Ukraine. The survey also collates hotelier sentiment on key matters which impacted their businesses during the year and their outlook on the strength of the recovery on revenues, costs and profit levels.
