The Department for Enterprise says businesses need to make sure visitor accommodation is registered by Friday, January 25.
Anyone who is paid for tourism accommodation has to register by law.
The department insists by doing so, tourists will feel confident when booking a place to stay on Island.
All businesses or individuals that haven't yet done so are being urged to contact Visit Isle of Man.
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