For years, technology in hotels has worked like this: you have a need, you explain it to someone, that person passes it on to a vendor, and the vendor puts it on the back burner. Months later, you get something back that vaguely resembles what you had in mind. In the meantime, the need has changed.<\/p>\n\n
Vibe coding breaks this chain. Not because \u201ccoding becomes easy,\u201d but because the know-how of the trade\u2014the expertise a hotelier has gained after years of shifts, working the front desk, managing revenue, and dealing with complaints\u2014stops being just a brief to hand off to an intermediary and becomes, instead, the building blocks themselves.<\/p>\n\n
This panel doesn\u2019t just describe the phenomenon\u2014it demonstrates it. Two opposing paths that converge. Mirko Lalli starts with data and ends up with TourismIntel\u2014a live website and app on the App Store, with not a single line of handwritten code. Nicola Zoppi starts with pure operations and ends up building a booking engine, channel manager, and PMS: the heart of the management system, the part that\u2019s usually just endured.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"