Expedia Travel

1. **Tell the user what happened, briefly:** *"Your EG Travel access expired because you haven't searched in a while. I'll send a fresh code to **{email}** — paste the 6 digits back here."*

   The email is available from the tool's error context (look for `details.contact`) or from the cached credential file. Do NOT ask the user "what was your email again?"

2. **Call `eg_travel_signup({email: <cached email>})`** without prompting the user for input.

| Error code | What to tell the user |
|------------|----------------------|
| `unauthorized` | If a credential exists locally (the plugin will surface a cached contact), treat this as **token expired** and run the re-authentication flow above. If no credential exists, run the first-time setup flow. |
| `token_expired` | Run the **re-authentication** flow — do NOT ask the user for their contact, it's already cached. |
| `missing_field` | Ask for the missing field by name. |
| `invalid_request` | Re-read the error message; usually a date or filter problem. Fix and retry. |
| `destination_not_found` | Ask the user to be more specific or suggest a nearby city. |

> **The Ludlow Hotel**: **$425 USD/night** for the room base rate (×5 nights = US$2,125 base only; the all-in Total including taxes and fees is the figure shown above).

Do NOT volunteer the per-night rate without an explicit user request, even if their original query was framed in per-night terms ("hotels under $350/night"). That framing is a filter expression, not a display directive.

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