What is the Booth ID?

Booth ID Format

Every Booth ID follows this exact structure:

(Booth ID: XX-YY-ZZZ-NNNNN)

• XX = Country code (always 2 uppercase letters)

• YY = Province/region code (always 2 uppercase letters)

• ZZZ = City/area/municipality code (always 3 uppercase letters)

• NNNNN = Unique 5-digit numeric identifier

Detailed Breakdown of Each Part

1. Country Code (XX – first 2 letters)

• Identifies the country where the booth is located.

• For all Canadian booths (including Quebec): CA (Canada)

• Other examples from the site: BR (Brazil), NZ (New Zealand), FR (France), etc.

2. Province/Region Code (YY – next 2 letters)

• Identifies the province, state, or equivalent administrative region.

• In Canada: Standard 2-letter postal abbreviations.

• For Quebec booths: always QC (Québec)

• Other Canadian examples: AB (Alberta), ON (Ontario), BC (British Columbia), SK (Saskatchewan), etc.

3. City/Area Code (ZZZ – next 3 letters)

• A 3-letter abbreviation derived from the city, town, or local area name.

• Usually the first three letters of the main city name, but sometimes adjusted for uniqueness or common naming.

• Common Quebec examples:

  • MON = Montréal

  • GAT = Gatineau

  • QUE = Québec (City)

  • JOL = Joliette

  • LEV = Lévis

  • SEP = Sept-Îles

  • FER = Fermont

  • BRO = Brossard

  • BEL = Beloeil

  • VAU = Vaudreuil-Dorion (or similar variations)

  • STM = Sainte-Marie-Madeleine

  • POR = Port-Cartier

4. Numeric Identifier (NNNNN – last 5 digits)

• A sequential or assigned 5-digit number that distinguishes each individual booth within the same city/area.