How Appointments are Scheduled 

Appointment Scheduling is now open. Click here to access. 

Quick Facts:

Convention 10 appointment pageHow Prescheduling Works

The NTA appointment scheduling system has a hierarchy of importance when creating schedules. Appointments are scheduled in the following priority order:

Several factors can influence the number of prescheduled appointments you receive. They include:

  1. Number of requests you submit. Often, suppliers and DMOs do not submit the maximum number of requests (60 for suppliers and DMOs). If you only submit 20 out of 60 requests, you only have 20 chances for an appointment to be scheduled, instead of 60.
  2. Number of requests you receive. If a supplier or DMO does not receive a high number of operator requests, chances are they will have fewer prescheduled appointments than the average. Making sure your online profile is up-to-date and adequately promotes your destination or company is key in capturing the operator's attention!
  3. Registration date. The matching program creates the schedules in order by registration date. Submitting a late registration (after June 1) means there are fewer open times in operators' appointment schedules to make appointments.


Register here.
(The earlier the better for the best prices!)

Adding appointments

Prescheduling your appointments is just the start. There are additional opportunities to schedule appointments both before you leave for Montreal and on site.

NTA's open business floor and Direct Request Scheduling system is a proven way to add to your existing schedule or create a schedule for late registrants. Suppliers made an average of 20 additional appointments and DMOs an average of an additional 15 appointments through either Direct Request and/or on-site scheduling.

Click here for more information on adding appointments on site. 

Register here.
(The earlier the better for the best prices!)