Annual Meeting attendance set to be highest ever

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Annual Meeting attendance set to be highest ever

More than 9,300 attendees registered online for this year's Annual Meeting. With more expected to register onsite, this Annual Meeting is set to be the best-attended INTA event ever

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More than 9,300 attendees registered online for this year's Annual Meeting. With more expected to register onsite, this Annual Meeting is set to be the best attended INTA event ever.

Countries with more than 100 registrants (as of April 20) shown opposite.

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