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WorldTravelDirect.com's reservation system gives you direct access to the same powerful Apollo database used by professional travel agents worldwide. The suggestions below will help you use the system to find the lowest fares. These guidelines are not absolute and may not apply in each and every situation. But, by following them you increase your likelihood of finding the right fare for you.

Remember that with WorldTravelDirect.com you can rest assured that even after you have reserved a fare you consider reasonable, our travel consultants will check your fare and itinerary to make sure you're taking advantage of the lowest fare available.

• Stay over a Saturday night

  This is the golden rule of flying round-trip. Since most business travelers want to be home for the weekend (and who blames them),staying past 12 midnight on Saturday night can result in significant savings. However, occasionally a low fare will be introduced that does not require a minimum stay. This usually occurs in shuttle markets such as San Francisco to Los Angeles or Boston to Washington.

• Buy in advance

  The advance purchase schedule spans from 21 days to 3 days. You can usually secure the least expensive domestic and international fares 21 days in advance. For domestic flights there are 14 day advance fares and airlines occasionally offer 3 day advance fares as well. Whether you are making reservations weeks in advance or at the last minute, you will find accurate fare information in WorldTravelDirect.com's system.

• Pick a flight with plenty of seats left

  The fewer seats left on a plane, the more expensive they are. Seats in a flight are organized by "classes" and each class has a different price. The cheapest classes, of course, sell first. The classes of fare on each flight are visible in expert mode.

• Use the same carrier for all flight segments

  When making more than simple one way or round trip reservations, try to use the same airline for all segments of your trip. Simply picking the cheapest individual segments regardless of carrier will not result in your best travel value. Choosing "none" as your airline preference is a good way to figure out which airlines offer flights for the all segments of your trip.

  Many times on international itineraries, two or more airlines are needed to cover all flight segments. This is an exception to the above rule, although even here you may benefit if you can find a consistent carrier.

• Pick the right days of the week

  Travel on some days of the week is cheaper than on others. Currently, for most airlines, it's cheapest to fly on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday (except when a Saturday night stayover is required). If you have the flexibility, play around with the dates to find the lowest fares available.

• Avoid holidays

  Traveling during the holidays is notoriously expensive. Most airlines have black-out days around popular holidays. Not only are the fares more expensive, but often you cannot use frequent flyer miles during these periods. Ironically, the day of the actual holiday (e.g. Dec 25th, Thanksgiving Day, Memorial Sunday, etc) is commonly not a black-out day and seats are often available right up to the last minute. Flying on the day of a major holiday can sometimes be a way around poor availability and expensive fares.

• Consider frequent flyer programs

  Make sure that you are registered with the frequent flyer program of any airline that you fly. When making reservations, keep in mind that it may be a better idea in the long run to consistently fly with the same airline and accumulate frequent flyer miles rather than always selecting whichever airline has the lowest fare.