BP26 Translation Conference for freelance translators in Avignon, France
BP26 in Avignon :: 20-22 April 2026
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Deadline: 10 October 2025
Registration
Probably from 5 January
BP26 in Avignon
20-22 April 2026
Online edition
4-8 May 2026
BP26 Remote Premium ticket
80€
More details
- All online content of BP26
- Including any prequels and online reruns of the Avignon sessions
- Certificate of attendance
- Recordings
- Keep the remote ticket, or use it as a 90€ discount off an in-person ticket
- No refund — but it may be converted to a 90€ store credit if you cannot attend
Transcreation videos
60€ (or less)
More details
- Access to 23 videos on transcreation
- Zoom recordings
- 5 workshops
- 23 sessions (1 more soon)
- Slides (not all sessions)
- Transcripts (soon)
- No refunds
Buy a BP26 Remote Premium ticket, and you can either keep your remote ticket, or get a 90€ discount off an in-person ticket (from January).
Buy both items together until 24 October, and you get a 40% discount off Transcreation videos. You still have the option of keeping the remote ticket for BP26 or getting a 90€ discount off an in-person ticket.
The videos cost less in certain countries — you’ll see your local price on the Cart page.
Registration
Most probably from early January
Sponsors & Exhibitors
Ask for our brochure
Help us find sponsors — you’ll get 15% of the sponsor’s spending as a store credit / discount. This may even mean free attendance for you.
The venue
Novotel Avignon Centre
Special rates
BP26 attendees will be able to book rooms at a special rate — more details soon
How to reach the hotel
Avignon train station
The hotel is a short walk from the old train station (Gare Centrale), along the city walls.
From the TGV station
If you arrive by a high speed TGV train (from Paris/Lyon/Marseille), you’ll arrive at the TGV station, a few kms out of the centre. A 5-minute ride on a local train connects the two stations every 30 minutes.
Practical info
Please read our practical info sheets on hotel options and travel options below.
The links open Google Docs that will be expanded and updated on a regular basis. We’ll have similar info sheets on other topics as well soon.
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About BP Translation Conferences
BP Translation Conferences started out in 2013 when freelance translator Csaba Bán decided to organize an internation conference for fellow freelance translators. Our first event, BP14, took place in his home town Budapest.
The conference was a success, and it grew into a series of annual events, each year in a different country in Europe.
From the very start, ‘BP’ stood for ‘Business & Practice’, the two broad areas that define the scope of our events.
Since 2020, we started to organize online events as well. By now, at over 20 events (online and off combined), we’ve had freelance translators from well over 70 countries around the world.
BP Translation Conferences remain independent, not associated with translators’ association, any other professional association, CAT tool vendor, or government body.
We are determined to create events for freelance translators to share their expertise grow their professional network… and have fun while doing it.