Ever booked a flight or hotel, then kicked yourself when you saw the price drop a week later? Well, you don't have to just accept it! Savvy travelers know that airline and hotel prices are constantly changing, and it pays (literally!) to keep an eye on your existing reservations. This isn't just about finding cheaper options *before* you book; it's about continually checking the price of bookings you've *already* made. Why bother? Because if the price goes down *after* you book, you can often rebook at the lower rate. For flights, this might mean getting a travel credit or even a refund. For hotels, it's usually a simple matter of cancelling and rebooking at the new, lower price. The key is to regularly check your reservations, especially as your travel date approaches. It might seem like a lot of effort, but think of it as free money (or points!). A few minutes of your time could save you a significant chunk of change. So, before you finalize those travel plans, make "reprice check" a regular part of your routine. Your wallet will thank you!