The user wants a translation of the given HTML from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". They want to preserve all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the text content within the HTML tags, but keep the tags themselves unchanged, i.e., keep

,

, etc. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish. The content is about a shuttle service from Angleton to Houston Airport, description, etc. We must ensure we preserve the HTML tags exactly as is, with same attributes. The tags have href and title attributes that should stay unchanged. Also keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The only thing that changes is the visible text content. We should translate all the English sentences into Spanish (Latin American). The user specifically says "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." So we need to produce a natural translation, not overly formal. The HTML:

Angleton to Houston Airport Shuttle

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where your journey from Angleton to Houston Airport is seamless and stress-free. Our private door-to-door service navigates the roads of Southeast Texas with expertise, ensuring you arrive at your destination promptly and comfortably. Heading there from Angleton? See our Angleton to IAH shuttle page for direct service.

Roughly 25 miles southwest of Angleton along SH-35, our Sweeny shuttle serves the same Houston airports (IAH and Hobby) plus DFW and Love Field — handy if you're combining a trip out of the Brazoria County coast.

The drive from Angleton to Houston is roughly 40-45 miles and 50-60 minutes off-peak on the main TX-288 N corridor. From Angleton your driver picks up TX-288 northbound through Manvel and Iowa Colony, joins the Pearland stretch, then transitions onto either the Sam Houston Tollway / Beltway 8 (for Galleria, Energy Corridor, or NW Houston destinations) or stays on TX-288 N into Loop 610 South for downtown, the Texas Medical Center, NRG, the Museum District, and Midtown. We do not run scheduled stops, park-and-ride lots, or transfers - it is a single private vehicle from your Angleton pickup straight to your Houston address.

We need to translate into Spanish. Ensure proper punctuation and natural phrasing. Key terms: - "Angleton to Houston Airport Shuttle" -> "Shuttle de Angleton al Aeropuerto de Houston" But keep the phrase maybe "Shuttle de Angleton al Aeropuerto de Houston". However they might want the heading to stay similar. The heading is "Angleton to Houston Airport Shuttle". We can translate it naturally: "Shuttle de Angleton al Aeropuerto de Houston". That is fine. - "Welcome to Texas Shuttle" -> "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle". (Though Texas Shuttle is a proper name, keep as is). Or "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle". Use "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle" or "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle". Or "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle". "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle". - "where your journey from Angleton to Houston Airport is seamless and stress-free." -> "donde su viaje desde Angleton al Aeropuerto de Houston es fluido y sin estrés." - "Our private door-to-door service navigates the roads of Southeast Texas with expertise, ensuring you arrive at your destination promptly and comfortably." -> "Nuestro servicio privado puerta a puerta recorre las carreteras del sureste de Texas con experiencia, asegurando que llegue a su destino de manera puntual y cómoda." - "Heading there from Angleton? See our ..." -> "¿Va desde Angleton? Vea nuestra..." Or "¿Vas desde Angleton? Consulta nuestra..." Use "tú" or "usted"? For a travel site, using "usted" is more formal, but "tú" is okay for Latin American. Use "tú"? Probably "usted". Use "usted". We'll go with "usted". So "¿Va desde Angleton? Vea nuestra página..." - "page for direct service." -> "para servicio directo." - The second paragraph: "Roughly 25 miles southwest of Angleton along SH-35, our Sweeny shuttle serves the same Houston airports (IAH and Hobby) plus DFW and Love Field — handy if you're combining a trip out of the Brazoria County coast." Translate: "Aproximadamente a 25 millas al suroeste de Angleton por la SH-35, nuestro shuttle a Sweeny sirve los mismos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y Hobby) además de DFW y Love Field — útil si combina un viaje desde la costa del condado de Brazoria." - Third paragraph: "The drive from Angleton to Houston is roughly 40-45 miles and 50-60 minutes off-peak on the main TX-288 N corridor. From Angleton your driver picks up TX-288 northbound through Manvel and Iowa Colony, joins the Pearland stretch, then transitions onto either the Sam Houston Tollway / Beltway 8 (for Galleria, Energy Corridor, or NW Houston destinations) or stays on TX-288 N into Loop 610 South for downtown, the Texas Medical Center, NRG, the Museum District, and Midtown. We do not run scheduled stops, park-and-ride lots, or transfers - it is a single private vehicle from your Angleton pickup straight to your Houston address." Translate: "El recorrido desde Angleton hasta Houston es aproximadamente 40-45 millas y 50-60 minutos en horas valle por el corredor principal TX-288 N. Desde Angleton, su chofer toma la TX-288 en dirección norte a través de Manvel e Iowa Colony, se une al tramo de Pearland y luego se incorpora ya sea a la Sam Houston Tollway / Beltway 8 (para destinos en Galleria, Energy Corridor o el noroeste de Houston) o permanece en la TX-288 N hacia el Loop 610 Sur hacia el centro, el Texas Medical Center, NRG, el Museo District y Midtown. No hacemos paradas programadas, lotes de estacionamiento y embarque (park-and-ride) ni transferencias – es un vehículo privado único desde su recogida en Angleton directo a su dirección en Houston." But careful with the phrase "park-and-ride lots" might be "estacionamientos de integración" or "lotes de estacionamiento y embarque". Keep the meaning. We could translate as "lotes de park-and-ride". Usually "park-and-ride" is used as is in Spanish. So we can use "lotes de park-and-ride". Or "áreas de estacionamiento y ascenso". We'll keep "park-and-ride" as it's a known term. The phrase "single private vehicle" can be "un único vehículo privado". Or "un solo vehículo privado". Good. The phrase "off-peak" can be "en horas de menor demanda". Or "en horas valle". "off-peak" is "horas valle". Use "en horas valle". Also note "TX-288 N" and "Loop 610 South" are proper references. Keep them unchanged. We need to keep HTML tags unchanged. For example should remain with the same attributes. The link text inside the tag (e.g., "Angleton to IAH shuttle") is part of the translation? The tag content is "Angleton to IAH shuttle". The user wants city/airport names and codes unchanged, but they also want the translation of the text. However the anchor text is also visible. Should we translate the anchor text? Probably yes. They said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but that applies to names like "Angleton", "Houston", "IAH", "Hobby", "DFW", "Love Field". The anchor text "Angleton to IAH shuttle" includes the phrase "shuttle". We can translate "shuttle" as "shuttle" (maybe keep "shuttle" as is because it's a proper noun? It's a generic term but used often in Spanish as "shuttle". In Latin American Spanish it's often used as "shuttle" as well, but we could translate "shuttle" as "servicio de transporte". But the anchor text is "Angleton to IAH shuttle". We could translate to "shuttle de Angleton a IAH". That might be okay. Keep the "Angleton" and "IAH" unchanged. Similarly, for "Sweeny shuttle" anchor text, we might translate "Sweeny shuttle" to "shuttle a Sweeny" or "shuttle de Sweeny". The city name "Sweeny" stays unchanged. Also need to ensure we keep HTML comments unchanged. In the second paragraph there's an HTML comment "". Should preserve. Make sure we include the tags exactly. Provide only the HTML. We need to be careful with characters: Spanish uses accents and ñ. Provide correct translations. Potential translation of headings:

Shuttle de Angleton al Aeropuerto de Houston

Better: "Shuttle de Angleton al Aeropuerto de The user wants to translate an HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We need to translate the paragraph and heading into natural Spanish (Latin American). Ensure the translation is idiomatic for travelers (so maybe using "usted" or informal? Might use "tú"? For travelers, perhaps "tú" or "usted"? Latin American Spanish can vary, but likely use "tú". Or use "usted"? Most travel sites use "tú" for friendly tone. So we translate. We need to maintain HTML tags. Keep the tags unchanged. The snippet:

The TX-288 corridor is generally fast off-peak, but the segment between Loop 610 and downtown can add 15-25 minutes during Houston's morning rush (roughly 6:30-9:00 AM inbound) and afternoon rush (3:30-7:00 PM outbound). For business meetings, medical appointments, or cruise check-ins downtown, we recommend a pickup time that builds in this Houston-traffic buffer; your driver checks live traffic at dispatch and again 30 minutes before pickup, and adjusts the departure time if a wreck or weather event is impacting TX-288 or the 610 / Beltway 8 ring.

Route Details, Drive Times & Pricing - Angleton to Houston

Driving distance and time from Angleton to the most-requested Houston destinations (off-peak, single vehicle, no transfers):

We must preserve city names, airport codes unchanged. City names like Angleton, Houston. Keep TX-288, Loop 610, Beltway 8. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). So just translate. Now we need to think about translation to natural Latin American Spanish. First sentence: "The TX-288 corridor is generally fast off-peak, but the segment between Loop 610 and downtown can add 15-25 minutes during Houston's morning rush (roughly 6:30-9:00 AM inbound) and afternoon rush (3:30-7:00 PM outbound)." Translate: "El corredor TX-288 generalmente es rápido fuera de las horas pico, pero el tramo entre Loop 610 y el centro puede agregar entre 15 y 25 minutos durante la hora pico de la mañana en Houston (aproximadamente 6:30-9:00 AM con tráfico entrante) y la hora pico de la tarde (3:30-7:00 PM con tráfico saliente)." But we might also keep "off-peak" as "fuera de hora punta". "Morning rush" could be "hora pico de la mañana". "Inbound" and "outbound" could be "entrada" and "salida". Or "de entrada" maybe "de llegada"? In Spanish we could say "de entrada" or "de llegada" but "inbound" is for inbound direction to downtown? Let's translate: "de entrada" could be used for inbound direction (hacia el centro). "de salida" for outbound. Alternatively: "aproximadamente de 6:30 a 9:00 AM de entrada" but it's odd. Better to say "aproximadamente de 6:30 a 9:00 AM (tráfico hacia el centro)" and "de 3:30 a 7:00 PM (tráfico hacia fuera)". Better translation: "aproximadamente de 6:30 a 9:00 AM (con tráfico hacia el centro) y de 3:30 a 7:00 PM (con tráfico hacia afuera)". However, "outbound" can be "hacia la salida" or "hacia afuera". Could just keep parentheses as original but translate terms: "de entrada" and "de salida". Might be okay. Second sentence: "For business meetings, medical appointments, or cruise check-ins downtown, we recommend a pickup time that builds in this Houston-traffic buffer; your driver checks live traffic at dispatch and again 30 minutes before pickup, and adjusts the departure time if a wreck or weather event is impacting TX-288 or the 610 / Beltway 8 ring." Translate: "Para reuniones de negocios, citas médicas o registros de cruceros en el centro, recomendamos una hora de recogida que incluya este margen de tráfico de Houston; tu conductor revisa el tráfico en vivo al momento del despacho y nuevamente 30 minutos antes de la recogida, y ajusta la hora de salida si un accidente o un evento climático está afectando TX-288 o el anillo de la 610 / Beltway 8." Alternatively use "su conductor" for polite tone. The original uses "your driver". Could be "su conductor". Use "su" for formal. But we must consider "Natural Latin American Spanish for travelers." In many Latin American contexts, we can use "tú" for friendly tone, but also "su". Let's decide. The phrase "your driver checks live traffic..." can be "su conductor revisa el tráfico en vivo..." which is formal. In a travel shuttle service site, they might use "su" to address the client politely. Or they might use "tu". Let's use "su" to be safe. We'll incorporate "su conductor". Third sentence: "Driving distance and time from Angleton to the most-requested Houston destinations (off-peak, single vehicle, no transfers):" Translate: "Distancia y tiempo de manejo desde Angleton hasta los destinos más solicitados en Houston (fuera de hora punta, un solo vehículo, sin trasbordos):" Now the heading: "Route Details, Drive Times & Pricing - Angleton to Houston" Translate: "Detalles de la ruta, tiempos de manejo y precios - Angleton a Houston" We need to keep the HTML tags:

,

, ,

, etc. Keep everything exactly as-is. Thus final HTML snippet should be:

El corredor TX-288 generalmente es rápido fuera de las horas pico, pero el tramo entre Loop 610 y el centro puede agregar entre 15 y 25 minutos durante la hora pico de la mañana en Houston (aproximadamente 6:30‑9:00 AM con tráfico hacia el centro) y la hora pico de la tarde (3:30‑7:00 PM con tráfico hacia afuera). Para reuniones de negocios, citas médicas o registros de cruceros en el centro, recomendamos una hora de recogida que incluya este margen de tráfico de Houston; su conductor revisa el tráfico en vivo al momento del despacho y nuevamente 30 minutos antes de la recogida, y ajusta la hora de salida si un accidente o un evento climático está afectando TX-288 o el anillo de la 610 / Beltway 8.

Detalles de la ruta, tiempos de manejo y precios - Angleton a Houston

Distancia y tiempo de manejo desde Angleton hasta los destinos más solicitados en Houston (fuera de hora punta, un solo vehículo, sin trasbordos):

We must be careful about punctuation: In Spanish, periods after abbreviations? "AM" and "PM" can be left as is. Now, ensure the translation is natural, not too literal. The first phrase "The TX-288 corridor is generally fast off-peak" we translated as "El corredor TX-288 generalmente es rápido fuera de las horas pico". That's okay. Could also be "El corredor TX-288 generalmente fluye rápido fuera de las horas pico". But "es rápido" is okay. Check second sentence: "but the segment between Loop 610 and downtown can add 15-25 minutes during Houston's morning rush (roughly 6:30-9:00 AM inbound) and afternoon rush (3:30-7:00 PM outbound)." We translated as "pero el tramo entre Loop 610 y el centro puede agregar entre 15 y 25 minutos durante la hora pico de la mañana en Houston (aproximadamente 6:30‑9:00 AM con tráfico hacia el centro) y la hora pico de la tarde (3:30‑7:00 PM con tráfico hacia afuera)." That works. Third sentence: "For business meetings, medical appointments, or cruise check-ins downtown, we recommend a pickup time that builds in this Houston-traffic buffer; your driver checks live traffic at dispatch and again 30 minutes before pickup, and adjusts the departure time if a wreck or weather event is impacting TX-288 or the 610 / Beltway 8 ring." We translated as "Para reuniones de negocios, citas médicas o registros de cruceros en el centro, recomendamos una hora de recogida que incluya este margen de tráfico de Houston; su conductor revisa el tráfico en vivo al momento del despacho y nuevamente 30 minutos antes de la recogida, y ajusta la hora de salida si un accidente o un evento climático está afectando TX-288 o el anillo de la 610 / Beltway 8." Check: "registros de cruceros" maybe "registro de cruceros" or "check-in de cruceros"? Could use "check-in de cruceros". But "registros de cruceros" is okay. "Check-ins" could be "registros" or "procesos de registro". The phrase "cruise check-ins downtown" could be "registro de cruceros en el centro". Or "check-in de cruceros" is okay. Since the original is "cruise check The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We have a snippet of HTML with a table and some text. We need to translate it to natural Latin American Spanish (i.e., the Spanish spoken in Latin America, not Spanish from Spain). The user wants to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. Thus we need to produce an HTML snippet with translations. We need to maintain original HTML tags and attributes exactly. For example, the with attributes must remain the same. The
should stay. We must translate the English text to Spanish (Latin American). The text includes: - Table header: Destination, Distance, Off-peak time. - The rows: Destination names: "Pearland (FM 518 / TX-288)", "NRG Stadium / Reliant Park", "Texas Medical Center (Fannin / Holcombe)", "Downtown Houston (Main & Rusk)", "Galleria / Uptown", "Energy Corridor (I-10 W / Katy Fwy)", "Hobby Airport (HOU)", "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)". - "Off-peak time" maybe "Tiempo fuera de hora pico" or "Tiempo en horario bajo"? For Latin American travelers, "tiempo fuera de hora pico" could be used. But keep meaning. Usually they'd say "tiempo fuera de hora punta". Actually "off-peak time" could be "tiempo bajo" or "tiempo sin tráfico". But translation: "Tiempo bajo"? "tiempo sin tráfico"? "tiempo promedio"? The context: "Off-peak time" likely means "tiempo en condiciones normales", but we can phrase: "Tiempo sin tráfico". It might be "Tiempo en hora fuera de punta". But is that natural? For Latin American Spanish, "hora fuera de pico" might be weird; "horario bajo" is not common. Perhaps "tiempo fuera de hora punta" is okay. Let's think. The table column: Destination, Distance, Off-peak time. So Spanish could be "Destino", "Distancia", "Tiempo en hora baja". But "tiempo en hora baja" might not be typical. "Tiempo fuera de hora pico" is okay but maybe too literal. "Tiempo promedio" might be better: "Tiempo promedio". But off-peak time is like "tiempo en hora baja". But typical Spanish translation: "Tiempo en hora valle". "Hora valle" is used in some contexts like electricity rates. Not sure. Better to use "Tiempo sin tráfico" meaning travel time under normal traffic. But the column is likely a travel time estimate under typical free-flow traffic. So we could translate "Off-peak time" as "Tiempo sin tráfico". But we need to be consistent across the page. Another phrase "Tiempo promedio" could be ambiguous. Let's decide "Tiempo sin tráfico" because it's clear: time when traffic is not congested. It is used often in travel context: "tiempo de viaje sin tráfico". Could be "Tiempo de viaje (sin tráfico)". However the header "Off-peak time" is short. Maybe "Tiempo sin tráfico". This is natural. Alternatively, "Tiempo en tráfico normal". But "normal" might be ambiguous. I'll translate as "Tiempo sin tráfico". It will be understandable. The paragraph after the table: "Times are typical free-flow drive times via TX-288 N. Add 15-25 minutes during Houston rush hours (6:30-9:00 AM inbound, 3:30-7:00 PM outbound) for destinations inside Loop 610." We need to translate to Spanish. Use natural Latin American Spanish. So: "Los tiempos son tiempos de manejo típicos en flujo libre a través de TX-288 N. Agregue 15-25 minutos durante las horas pico de Houston (6:30-9:00 AM entrada, 3:30-7:00 PM salida) para destinos dentro del Loop 610." We should preserve the dash/hyphens. Keep "TX-288 N" unchanged. Keep "Loop 610". Keep times "6:30-9:00 AM inbound, 3:30-7:00 PM outbound". Could translate "inbound" as "de entrada" and "outbound" as "de salida". So "6:30-9:00 AM de entrada, 3:30-7:00 PM de salida". Or "hacia la ciudad" and "desde la ciudad". But the phrase inside parentheses is a description, could translate "inbound" to "de entrada", "outbound" to "de salida". The English phrase "AM inbound, PM outbound" likely refers to inbound to the city in the morning, outbound in afternoon. Could use "de entrada" and "de salida". Good. Alternatively: "6:30-9:00 AM hacia la ciudad, 3:30-7:00 PM desde la ciudad". But either is okay. Now the heading: "What Affects Your Angleton to Houston Fare". We translate to Spanish: "¿Qué afecta la tarifa de Angleton a Houston?" Or "Factores que influyen en la tarifa de Angleton a Houston". Or "Qué afecta tu tarifa de Angleton a Houston". Use natural language. "Qué influye en la tarifa de Angleton a Houston". Or "Factores que afectan la tarifa de Angleton a Houston". Use "Qué afecta la tarifa de Angleton a Houston". Probably "Qué afecta la tarifa de Angleton a Houston". The heading is

What Affects Your Angleton to Houston Fare

. Then the paragraph: "Texas Shuttle quotes the all-in door-to-door fare at booking; there is no surge pricing, no airport facility add-on, and no tip required. The price depends on:" Translate: "Texas Shuttle cotiza la tarifa completa puerta a puerta al momento de la reserva; no hay precios por demanda, no hay recargo por instalaciones del aeropuerto y no se requiere propina. El precio depende de:" Alternatively "tarifa completa puerta a puerta" is good. "No hay precios por demanda" might be unnatural; "no hay precios dinámicos" is more common. But "no hay precios por demanda" could be okay. We need to think: In Latin American Spanish, "surge pricing" is often "precios por demanda" or "precios dinámicos". But maybe "no hay recargo por demanda" would be better. But the phrase "no surge pricing" could be "sin precios por demanda". Use "sin precios por demanda". But the translation must convey the same meaning. Let's use "sin precios por demanda". Then "no airport facility add-on" -> "sin recargo por instalaciones del aeropuerto". "No tip required" -> "sin necesidad de propina". Good. Thus final snippet:
DestinoDistanciaTiempo sin tráfico
Pearland (FM 518 / TX-288)~33 mi~45 min
NRG Stadium / Reliant Park~39 mi~50 min
Texas Medical Center (Fannin / Holcombe)~40 mi~50 min
Downtown Houston (Main & Rusk)~43 mi~55 min
Galleria / Uptown~45 mi~60 min
Energy Corridor (I-10 W / Katy Fwy)~56 mi~70 min
Hobby Airport (HOU)~50 mi~60 min
George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)~70 mi~90 min

Los tiempos son tiempos de manejo típicos en flujo libre a través de TX-288 N. Agregue 15-25 minutos durante las horas pico de Houston (6:30-9:00 AM de entrada, 3:30-7:00 PM de salida) para destinos dentro del Loop 610.

Qué afecta la tarifa de Angleton a Houston

Texas Shuttle cotiza la tarifa completa puerta a puerta al momento de la reserva; no hay precios por demanda, no hay recargo por instalaciones del aeropuerto y no se requiere propina. El precio depende de:

We need to keep the HTML tags exactly as they are. Also ensure we didn't change any attribute values. Check that the
tags The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We need to translate the HTML content inside the
    list and the

    tag and the

    heading. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish (not formal Spain Spanish). So we need to translate to colloquial, natural Spanish. We need to preserve HTML tags exactly. Keep city/airport names, codes unchanged: "Angleton", "Houston", "Texas Medical Center", "Energy Corridor", "Pearland", "IAH", "online". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Not relevant. We need to translate: "Exact pickup and drop-off addresses." etc. Let's rewrite each bullet point. Original bullet 1:
  • Exact pickup and drop-off addresses. A run from central Angleton to the Texas Medical Center prices differently than a run from north of Angleton to Energy Corridor.
    • We need to translate the content: "Direcciones exactas de recogida y entrega." Might be "Direcciones exactas de recogida y entrega." Or "Direcciones exactas de recogida y descenso." Usually "pickup" is "recogida", "drop-off" is "dejar". "Exact pickup and drop-off addresses." Might be "Direcciones exactas de recogida y descenso." Then "A run from central Angleton to the Texas Medical Center prices differently than a run from north of Angleton to Energy Corridor." Translate: "Un recorrido desde el centro de Angleton hasta el Texas Medical Center tiene un precio diferente a uno desde el norte de Angleton hasta el Energy Corridor." Something like that. Bullet 2:
  • Group size and luggage. 1-3 passengers are usually routed in a sedan; 4-8 in an SUV or shuttle van; larger groups in a sprinter or shuttle bus. Pricing is per-vehicle, not per-seat - splitting the fare between 3 or 4 travelers is often cheaper than rideshare for each of them.
    • Translate: "Tamaño del grupo y equipaje." Might be "Tamaño del grupo y equipaje." Then: "1-3 pasajeros generalmente viajan en un sedan; 4-8 en una SUV o van de shuttle; grupos más grandes en una Sprinter o autobús de shuttle." Pricing per-vehicle: "El precio es por vehículo, no por asiento - dividir la tarifa entre 3 o 4 viajeros suele ser más barato que usar rideshare para cada uno." Use natural Latin American Spanish: "El precio se cobra por vehículo, no por asiento; dividir la tarifa entre 3 o 4 pasajeros suele salir más barato que pedir un rideshare para cada uno." Bullet 3:
  • Round-trip vs one-way. Round-trip bookings get an automatic 10% discount when you enter promo code ONLINE at checkout.
    • Translate: "Ida y vuelta vs solo ida." Or "Viaje redondo vs solo ida." Might be "Viaje de ida y regreso vs solo ida." Use natural Spanish: "Ida y regreso vs solo ida." Then: "Las reservas de ida y regreso reciben un 10% de descuento automático cuando introduzcas el código promocional ONLINE al momento del pago." Or "Las reservas de ida y regreso reciben un descuento automático del 10% al ingresar el código promocional ONLINE al pagar." Bullet 4:
  • Time of day. 24/7 availability is included; we do not charge late-night, holiday, or early-morning premiums. A 3 AM Christmas pickup for an IAH international flight is the same per-mile rate as a Tuesday lunch run.
    • Translate: "Hora del día." Might be "Hora del día." Then: "Disponibilidad 24/7 incluida; no cobramos suplementos por noche, festivos o madrugadas. Una recogida a las 3 AM en Navidad para un vuelo internacional desde IAH tiene la misma tarifa por milla que un recorrido al mediodía del martes." Something like that. Bullet 5:
  • Wait / stops. Multiple stops (e.g., pick up a colleague in Pearland on the way) and extended wait time at the drop-off can be added at booking for a flat per-stop or per-hour rate.
    • Translate: "Esperas / paradas." Might be "Esperas / escalas." Or "Paradas / esperas." Use natural. Then: "Se pueden agregar múltiples paradas (por ejemplo, recoger a un colega en Pearland en el camino) y tiempos de espera extendidos en el destino al momento de reservar, con una tarifa fija por parada o por hora." Paragraph:

    Get an exact, all-in quote by entering your real pickup and drop-off addresses in our online booking tool above - no account or sign-up needed, and the price you see is the price you pay.

    Translate: "Obtén una cotización exacta y todo incluido al ingresar tus direcciones reales de recogida y entrega en nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea de arriba - sin necesidad de cuenta ni registro, y el precio que ves es el precio que pagas." Or "Consigue una cotización exacta e integral al escribir tus direcciones de recogida y entrega en nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea de arriba; no necesitas crear cuenta ni registrarte, y el precio que ves es el que pagas." Heading:

    Traveling Tips for the Angleton to Houston Run

    Translate: "Consejos de viaje para la ruta Angleton a Houston." Or "Consejos para el recorrido de Angleton a Houston." We need to preserve HTML tags exactly. So we will output something like:
    • Direcciones exactas de recogida y entrega. Un recorrido desde el centro de Angleton hasta el Texas Medical Center tiene un precio diferente a uno desde el norte de Angleton hasta el Energy Corridor.
    • Tamaño del grupo y equipaje. 1-3 pasajeros generalmente viajan en un sedán; 4-8 en una SUV o van de shuttle; grupos más grandes en una Sprinter o autobús de shuttle. El precio se cobra por vehículo, no por asiento; dividir la tarifa entre 3 o 4 pasajeros suele salir más barato que pedir un rideshare para cada uno.
    • Ida y regreso vs solo ida. Las reservas de ida y regreso reciben un descuento automático del 10% al ingresar el código promocional ONLINE al momento del pago.
    • Hora del día. Disponibilidad 24/7 incluida; no cobramos suplementos por noche, festivos o madrugadas. Una recogida a las 3 AM en Navidad para un vuelo internacional desde IAH tiene la misma tarifa por milla que un recorrido al mediodía del martes.
    • Paradas / esperas. Se pueden agregar múltiples paradas (por ejemplo, recoger a un colega en Pearland en el camino) y tiempos de espera extendidos en el destino al momento de reservar, con una tarifa fija por parada o por hora.

    Consigue una cotización exacta e integral al escribir tus direcciones de recogida y entrega en nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea de arriba; no necesitas crear cuenta ni registrarte, y el precio que ves es el que pagas.

    Consejos para el recorrido de Angleton a Houston

    Check for any missing tags or extra spaces. Should be fine. But we need to ensure we keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: "Angleton", "Houston", "Texas Medical Center", "Energy Corridor", "Pearland", "IAH". Ensure we didn't change "IAH" or "online"? The code "ONLINE" should remain uppercase, we keep that. The phrase "online booking tool" we might translate as "herramienta de reservas en línea" which is okay. Should we keep "online"? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." Not mention "online". But "online" can be translated. That's okay. We need to keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged: none present. Now ensure natural Latin American Spanish: "sedán" (accent). Use "sedán" is fine. "SUV" is okay. "Sprinter" is proper name. "shuttle" is English, but we can keep "shuttle". Could replace with "servicio de transporte", but it's okay to keep "shuttle". The original includes "shuttle van", "shuttle bus". In Spanish we could say "van de transporte" or "microbús", but might keep "shuttle" as English term. But we might want to use "shuttle" still because it's a brand name? Might be okay. However, the user wants natural Spanish. Using "shuttle" might be okay if it's common in Latin American travel. But we could replace "shuttle van" with "van de transporte" or "camioneta". For "shuttle bus" we could use "autobús de servicio". But it might be okay to keep the English term because it's a known term. Let's decide to keep "shuttle". It's acceptable. Now check for punctuation: keep tags exactly. Also the "ONLINE" code remains uppercase inside . The code appears in the bullet: "10% discount" we need to translate " We need to translate an HTML snippet containing a list (
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    ) from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. Thus we need to translate the text inside the
  • tags but preserve tags like , , etc. Also need to keep names like Angleton, Houston, Medical Center, Galleria, NRG, etc. Also keep airport codes HOU/IAH. Keep phone numbers/URLs unchanged (there are none). Keep the structure. Thus we need to produce Spanish translation, but "natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". That means not overly formal Spanish, but natural for travelers, colloquial, perhaps using "usted" form or "tú"? Since it's for travelers, typical website uses "usted" for politeness. Use "Su" perhaps. The text: "Pickup and drop-off: Door-to-door from your Angleton home, office, or hotel to the exact Houston address you specify - downtown, Medical Center, Galleria, NRG, a hotel, a cruise terminal, or a residential address." "Luggage: Up to 2 checked bags and 1 carry-on per passenger are included. Oversized items (surfboards, golf clubs, instruments, extra bags) can be added at booking - flag them in advance so we send a vehicle with cargo room." "Child & booster seats: Available on request at booking. Texas law requires children under 8 (and shorter than 4'9") to ride in an appropriate seat - we provide infant, convertible, and booster options on the Angleton-Houston run at no extra cost." "Flight-tied trips: If your Houston trip is connecting to or from a HOU/IAH flight, give us your airline and flight number at booking. We track inbound flights in real time and rebuild pickup times automatically when arrivals shift." "Houston rush hour: If your appointment is downtown or in the Medical Center, schedule a pickup that puts you inside Loop 610 before 7:30 AM or after 9:30 AM - shaves 15-25 minutes off a worst-case run." We need to preserve tags. Thus we need to produce Spanish translation. Possible translation: "Recogida y entrega: Servicio puerta a puerta desde su casa, oficina o hotel en Angleton hasta la dirección exacta en Houston que nos indique – centro, Medical Center, Galleria, NRG, un hotel, un terminal de cruceros o una dirección residencial." "Liquid": "Equipaje: Se incluyen hasta 2 maletas facturadas y 1 bolso de mano por pasajero. Los artículos de gran tamaño (tablas de surf, palos de golf, instrumentos, maletas adicionales) se pueden agregar al reservar – indíquelo con anticipación para enviar un vehículo con espacio de carga." "Asiento infantil y levantadedor": "Asientos infantiles y elevadores: Disponibles bajo solicitud al reservar. La ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años (y menores de 4'9") viajen en un asiento apropiado – ofrecemos opciones de asiento para bebés, convertible y elevador en el recorrido Angleton-Houston sin costo adicional." "Vuelos conectados": "Viajes vinculados a vuelos: Si su viaje a Houston se conecta con un vuelo de HOU/IAH, indíquenos la aerolínea y el número de vuelo al reservar. Realizamos seguimiento de los vuelos entrantes en tiempo real y recalculamos automáticamente la hora de recogida si hay cambios en las llegadas." "Hora pico en Houston": "Hora pico en Houston: Si su cita es en el centro o en el Medical Center, programe la recogida para que llegue dentro del Loop 610 antes de las 7:30 a.m. o después de las 9:30 a.m. – esto reduce de 15 a 25 minutos el tiempo de recorrido en el peor de los casos." Make sure to keep all tags. Check for any special characters: The HTML uses & for & in "Child & booster seats". That is a character reference. Should we preserve that? The user says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." The HTML includes & which is part of the text. We can preserve it unchanged or translate as "&". Typically translation would preserve the & as & to maintain HTML. We'll keep it as &. Or we could replace with "y" but the user likely expects the HTML entity. They said keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. The & is not a tag but an entity. Probably we should preserve the text exactly as is, i.e., keep & because it's part of the text. However, translation could change "Child & booster seats" to "Asientos infantiles y levantadedor"? Actually the original phrase is "Child & booster seats". If we translate, we can translate the phrase, not necessarily preserve the ampersand. However it's a piece of text, not a tag. But "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" means we shouldn't change tags like , . It doesn't refer to text content. So we can translate the text including that phrase. We can translate "Child & booster seats" as "Asientos infantiles y elevadores". That uses "y". However, they might want to preserve the &, but they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, not keep the &. So we can translate the phrase. But the translation of "Child & booster seats" should be natural: "Asientos infantiles y booster"? In Spanish we can say "sillas de auto para niños y booster". But "booster" is sometimes used as "elevador". "Asientos de auto para niños y elevadores". Might be okay. Also note that the phrase "Door-to-door" can be "puerta a puerta". Good. We should also adjust "Houston rush hour" to "Hora pico en Houston" or "Horas de mayor tráfico en Houston". But need to keep as is. Make sure we maintain tags around "before" and "after". That will become antes and después. Also need to keep "Loop 610" unchanged. Check punctuation: The original uses "a.m." after times. In Spanish we can keep "a.m." as is, or write "a.m." because it's standard. Or we can write "a. m." but it's okay. Thus final HTML:
    • Recogida y entrega: Servicio puerta a puerta desde su casa, oficina o hotel en Angleton hasta la dirección exacta en Houston que nos indique – downtown, Medical Center, Galleria, NRG, un hotel, un terminal de cruceros o una dirección residencial.
    • Equipaje: Se incluyen hasta 2 maletas facturadas y 1 bolso de mano por pasajero. Los artículos de gran tamaño (tablas de surf, palos de golf, instrumentos, maletas adicionales) se pueden agregar al reservar – indíquelo con anticipación para enviar un vehículo con espacio de carga.
    • Asientos infantiles y elevadores: Disponibles bajo solicitud al reservar. La ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años (y menores de 4'9") viajen en un asiento apropiado – ofrecemos opciones de asiento para bebés, convertible y elevador en el recorrido Angleton-Houston sin costo adicional.
    • Viajes vinculados a vuelos: Si su viaje a Houston se conecta con un vuelo de HOU/IAH, indíquenos la aerolínea y el número de vuelo al reservar. Realizamos seguimiento de los vuelos entrantes en tiempo real y recalculamos automáticamente la hora de recogida si hay cambios en las llegadas.
    • Hora pico en Houston: Si su cita es en el downtown o en el Medical Center, programe la recogida para que llegue dentro del Loop 610 antes de las 7:30 a.m. o después de las 9:30 a.m. – esto reduce de 15 a 25 minutos el tiempo de recorrido en el peor de los casos.
    We need to check the Spanish style: "downtown" is used as English term, maybe we could translate as "centro". In the first item we have "downtown" as part of the list of places. The original phrase "downtown, Medical Center, Galleria, NRG, a hotel, a cruise terminal, or a residential address." We can translate "downtown" as "el centro". But they said keep city/airport names unchanged, but downtown is not a city name. We could keep "downtown" as is. However it's a location term, but it's not a name; we can translate to "centro". But it's okay to keep "downtown". In Latin America, "downtown" might be used as English. However, they want natural Latin American Spanish, which might use "centro". I'd replace "downtown" with "centro". But keep "Medical Center" unchanged. "Galleria" unchanged. "NRG" unchanged. Also "Hotel", "cruise terminal", "residential address". For "a hotel", The user wants translation of the given HTML text from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The HTML should be preserved exactly, with all tags as-is. City/airport names and codes unchanged. Phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. The user provided a snippet: ```
  • Cruise & event groups: Galveston cruises, Texans / Astros / Rockets games at NRG / Minute Maid / Toyota Center, and Houston concerts are routinely done in a single van or sprinter for the whole group; ask for a return-trip hold if you want the same vehicle waiting at the end.
  • Pay how you want: Major credit cards, Apple Pay / Google Pay, and corporate billing are all accepted. The fare quoted online is the all-in total - no airport facility fee, no tip required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the shuttle ride from Angleton to Houston?

Plan on about 45 to 60 minutes for the ~45-mile drive up TX-288 from Angleton into downtown Houston or the Texas Medical Center in normal traffic. If you're heading to Hobby Airport (HOU) it's closer to 60 minutes (~50 mi), and George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) runs about 90 minutes (~70 mi) depending on traffic through Houston. We pad pickup times around live traffic so you arrive with time to spare for check-in and security.

How much does an Angleton to Houston shuttle cost?

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    Frequently Asked Questions

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    How long is the shuttle ride from Angleton to Houston?

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    How much does an Angleton to Houston shuttle cost?

    We must keep tags and structure exactly as given. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (i.e., "Angleton", "Houston", "HOU", "IAH", "NRG", "Minute Maid", "Toyota Center", "Texas Medical Center", "TX-288", "Galveston". Also keep "Apple Pay / Google Pay", "NRG / Minute Maid / Toyota Center". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). So just translate English content to Spanish, preserving all these names. We must provide natural Spanish, as used by Latin American travelers. The phrase "Cruise & event groups:" can be translated as "Grupos de cruceros y eventos:". "Galveston cruises" = "cruceros a Galveston". The phrase "Texans / Astros / Rockets games at NRG / Minute Maid / Toyota Center" keep names, but we can translate "games" to "partidos". So "partidos de Texans / Astros / Rockets en NRG / Minute Maid / Toyota Center". "and Houston concerts are routinely done in a single van or sprinter for the whole group; ask for a return-trip hold if you want the same vehicle waiting at the end." Let's translate: "y los conciertos en Houston se hacen regularmente en una sola van o sprinter para todo el grupo; solicita una reserva de regreso si deseas que el mismo vehículo te espere al final." We need to be careful about punctuation; keep the semicolon? The original ends with a period. We can adapt. Now second bullet: "Pay how you want:" = "Paga como quieras:". "Major credit cards, Apple Pay / Google Pay, and corporate billing are all accepted." = "Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito principales, Apple Pay / Google Pay y facturación corporativa." "The fare quoted online is the all-in total - no airport facility fee, no tip required." = "La tarifa mostrada en línea es el total todo incluido - sin tarifa de instalación del aeropuerto, sin necesidad de propina." Now the

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Preguntas frecuentes

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    How long is the shuttle ride from Angleton to Houston?

    = "

    ¿Cuánto dura el viaje en shuttle desde Angleton hasta Houston?

    " or "desde Angleton a Houston". Keep "Angleton" and "Houston". Now the paragraph: "Plan on about 45 to 60 minutes for the ~45-mile drive up TX-288 from Angleton into downtown Houston or the Texas Medical Center in normal traffic. If you're heading to Hobby Airport (HOU) it's closer to 60 minutes (~50 mi), and George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) runs about 90 minutes (~70 mi) depending on traffic through Houston. We pad pickup times around live traffic so you arrive with time to spare for check-in and security." We translate: "Planifica unas 45 a 60 minutos para el recorrido de aproximadamente 45 millas por TX-288 desde Angleton hasta el centro de Houston o el Texas Medical Center en tráfico normal. Si te diriges al Aeropuerto Hobby (HOU), son alrededor de 60 minutos (~50 mi), y al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush (IAH) unas 90 minutos (~70 mi) dependiendo del tráfico en Houston. Ajustamos los horarios de recogida según el tráfico en tiempo real para que llegues con tiempo suficiente para el check-in y la seguridad." Make sure to keep the numbers and distances as is. Now the next heading: "

    How much does an Angleton to Houston shuttle cost?

    " = "

    ¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Angleton a Houston?

    " Check if any HTML attribute values need translation: none. Now we must preserve all original tags, ensure no missing closing tags, ensure the HTML string is correct. Now we need to return ONLY the translated HTML. So just the snippet: ```
  • Grupos de cruceros y eventos: cruceros a Galveston, partidos de Texans / Astros / Rockets en NRG / Minute Maid / Toyota Center, y conciertos en Houston se realizan regularmente en una sola van o sprinter para todo el grupo; solicita una reserva de regreso si deseas que el mismo vehículo te espere al final.
  • Paga como quieras: Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito principales, Apple Pay / Google Pay y facturación corporativa. La tarifa mostrada en línea es el total todo incluido - sin tarifa de instalación del aeropuerto, sin necesidad de propina.

    • Preguntas frecuentes

    ¿Cuánto dura el viaje en shuttle desde Angleton hasta Houston?

    Planifica unas 45 a 60 minutos para el recorrido de aproximadamente 45 millas por TX-288 desde Angleton hasta el centro de Houston o el Texas Medical Center en tráfico normal. Si te diriges al Aeropuerto Hobby (HOU), son alrededor de 60 minutos (~50 mi), y al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush (IAH) unas 90 minutos (~70 mi) dependiendo del tráfico en Houston. Ajustamos los horarios de recogida según el tráfico en tiempo real para que llegues con tiempo suficiente para el check-in y la seguridad.

    ¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Angleton a Houston?

    ``` Make sure to preserve the & in the "Cruise & event groups". Actually original had "Cruise & event groups". We changed to "Grupos de cruceros y eventos". The original had "Cruise & event groups:" which we can preserve as "Grupos de cruceros y eventos:" - no need for &. We must check that the HTML for & is not needed. It's part of the content inside . It originally had "Cruise & event groups:", but the & is an HTML entity for &. In Spanish, we can just use "Grupos de cruceros y eventos". That's fine. Make sure to preserve "Apple Pay / Google Pay". That is unchanged. We must keep all tags exactly as in the original snippet. In the snippet, after the second
  • we have . So we should include that. The snippet had `` after the second
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    `. We have that. Now check the content: The tags: we have `Grupos de cruceros y eventos:` (should keep the colon inside the strong? In original, the colon is outside the strong? Actually original: `
  • Cruise & event groups: Galveston cruises...` So colon is inside strong? Yes, it's `Cruise & event groups:` then space then rest. So we must include colon inside strong. Our translation: `< The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." Thus we need to translate the text content within the HTML to natural Latin American Spanish, but preserve HTML tags. Also preserve city/airport names and codes (e.g., Angleton, Houston, HOU, IAH, etc.) and phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So we need to produce a snippet of HTML with Spanish translation. The content includes multiple

    and

    tags. The content is about flat-rate fares from Angleton to Houston, service to both airports, recommended pickup times, etc. We need to provide a natural Latin American Spanish translation, for travelers. Should be conversational but also professional. Ensure translation is natural for Latin American Spanish (e.g., not overly formal but also not slang). Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, not altering them. Keep city/airport names unchanged: "Angleton", "Houston", "HOU", "IAH", "William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)", "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)", "Texas Medical Center", "Galleria", "Houston Cruise Terminals at Bayport and Galveston". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (if any). Also keep any other names unchanged. So we only translate English text content. We need to produce only the HTML snippet, with the translations. Let's go through the content line by line: Original HTML snippet:

    Flat-rate fares from Angleton to Houston start around $189 for 1-2 passengers to a downtown / Med Center address, with HOU (Hobby) and IAH (Bush) priced by exact pickup and drop-off address and group size. Round-trip bookings get an automatic 10% discount with promo code ONLINE. The price you see at checkout is the all-in door-to-door total - no surge pricing, no airport fees added later.

    Do you serve both Houston airports (IAH and HOU) from Angleton?

    Yes. We run direct private shuttles from Angleton to William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) and George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), plus downtown Houston, the Texas Medical Center, the Galleria, Houston Cruise Terminals at Bayport and Galveston, and any specific Houston address. Your driver tracks your flight and meets you curbside at your terminal's arrivals level on the return.

    How early should I be picked up in Angleton for a Houston airport flight?

    We recommend a pickup that gets you to HOU about 90 minutes before a domestic flight and IAH about 2 hours before domestic / 3 hours before international. From Angleton that typically means leaving 2.5 hours before takeoff for HOU domestic and 5+ hours before an IAH international flight. Your driver confirms the exact time when we schedule your trip.

    Is the Angleton to Houston shuttle door-to-door?

    We need to translate each paragraph and heading. First paragraph: "Flat-rate fares from Angleton to Houston start around $189 for 1-2 passengers to a downtown / Med Center address, with HOU (Hobby) and IAH (Bush) priced by exact pickup and drop-off address and group size. Round-trip bookings get an automatic 10% discount with promo code ONLINE. The price you see at checkout is the all-in door-to-door total - no surge pricing, no airport fees added later." Translation to natural Latin American Spanish: We can translate: "Las tarifas fijas desde Angleton a Houston comienzan alrededor de $189 para 1-2 pasajeros hacia una dirección en el centro / Med Center, mientras que HOU (Hobby) e IAH (Bush) se tarifan según la dirección exacta de recogida y entrega y el tamaño del grupo. Las reservas de ida y vuelta reciben un 10% de descuento automático con el código promocional ONLINE. El precio que ves al finalizar la compra es el total completo de puerta a puerta, sin precios dinámicos ni tasas aeroportuarias añadidas después." But we need to ensure naturalness: "tarifas fijas" or "precios fijos"? "Fare" is "tarifa". "Flat-rate" could be "tarifa única" or "precio fijo". We'll use "tarifas fijas". "Start around $189" -> "comienzan desde aproximadamente $189". "for 1-2 passengers" -> "para 1-2 pasajeros". "to a downtown / Med Center address" -> "a una dirección en el centro / Med Center". "with HOU (Hobby) and IAH (Bush) priced by exact pickup and drop-off address and group size." -> "mientras que HOU (Hobby) e IAH (Bush) se tarifican según la dirección exacta de recogida y descenso y el tamaño del grupo." Might use "recogida y entrega". Could use "punto de recogida y punto de entrega". Keep city names unchanged. "Round-trip bookings get an automatic 10% discount with promo code ONLINE." -> "Las reservas de ida y vuelta reciben un 10% de descuento automático con el código promocional ONLINE." "The price you see at checkout is the all-in door-to-door total - no surge pricing, no airport fees added later." -> "El precio que ves al pagar es el total completo de puerta a puerta, sin precios dinámicos ni tasas aeroportuarias añadidas después." Alternatively: "El precio que ves al finalizar la compra es el total completo, puerta a puerta, sin precios de contingencia ni tasas de aeropuerto agregadas después." We could also translate "no surge pricing" as "sin precios de pico" or "sin recargos por demanda". But keep it natural: "sin precios dinámicos". "no airport fees added later" -> "sin tasas aeroportuarias añadidas posteriormente". Now second paragraph heading: "Do you serve both Houston airports (IAH and HOU) from Angleton?" -> "¿Ofrecen servicio a ambos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y HOU) desde Angleton?" Or "¿Sirven ambos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y HOU) desde Angleton?" Could use "¿Ofrecen servicio a ambos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y HOU) desde Angleton?" Let's keep it natural: "¿Sirven ambos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y HOU) desde Angleton?" Or "¿Ofrecen servicio a ambos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y HOU) desde Angleton?" We'll choose "¿Ofrecen servicio a ambos aeropuertos de Houston (IAH y HOU) desde Angleton?" which is natural. Paragraph: "Yes. We run direct private shuttles from Angleton to William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) and George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), plus downtown Houston, the Texas Medical Center, the Galleria, Houston Cruise Terminals at Bayport and Galveston, and any specific Houston address. Your driver tracks your flight and meets you curbside at your terminal's arrivals level on the return." Translation: "Sí. Operamos shuttles privados directos desde Angleton hacia el Aeropuerto William P. Hobby (HOU) y el George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), además del centro de Houston, el Texas Medical Center, la Galleria, las Terminales de Cruceros de Houston en Bayport y Galveston, y cualquier dirección específica en Houston. Tu conductor rastrea tu vuelo y te espera en la acera de llegadas de tu terminal en el regreso." Make sure to preserve names: "William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)", "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)", "Texas Medical Center", "Galleria", "Houston Cruise Terminals at Bayport and Galveston". Keep them unchanged. "direct private shuttles" -> "shuttles privados directos". Could also be "servicios de shuttle privado directo". Keep "shuttles". "Your driver tracks your flight and meets you curbside at your terminal's arrivals level on the return." -> "Tu conductor rastrea tu vuelo y te espera en la acera de llegadas de tu terminal en el regreso." Could also be "en la acera de llegadas de tu terminal a la vuelta". Keep. Third heading: "How early should I be picked up in Angleton for a Houston airport flight?" -> "¿Cuánto tiempo antes debo ser recogido en Angleton para un vuelo desde el aeropuerto de Houston?" Or "¿Con cuánta anticipación debo ser recogido en Angleton para un vuelo al aeropuerto de Houston?" Use "¿Con cuánta anticipación debo recoger en Angleton para un vuelo al aeropuerto de Houston?" Actually "pick up" is "recoger", so "should I be picked up" is "debo ser recogido". So: "¿Con cuánta anticipación debo ser recogido en Angleton para un vuelo al aeropuerto de Houston?" Could also be "¿Cuánto antes debo recoger en Angleton para un vuelo al aeropuerto de Houston?" But keep natural. Paragraph: "We recommend a pickup that gets you to HOU about 90 minutes before a domestic flight and IAH about 2 hours before domestic / 3 hours before international. From Angleton that typically means leaving 2.5 hours before takeoff for HOU domestic and 5+ hours before an IAH international flight. Your driver confirms the exact time when we schedule your trip." Translation: "Recomendamos una recogida que te lleve a HOU aproximadamente 90 minutos antes de un vuelo nacional y a IAH unas 2 horas antes para vuelos nacionales The user wants translation of an HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Must keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. No extraneous commentary. We must translate text content inside tags. The HTML includes

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    , and a

    with a question. Also the

    might be heading: "What's the difference between a shared and private Angleton to Houston ride?" etc. We need to produce the Spanish translation in a natural Latin American Spanish style, for travelers. That means using "usted" or "tú"? Typically Latin American Spanish uses "usted" for formal services, but for a shuttle service, we can use "usted" or "tú"? The target audience is travelers, so maybe friendly but respectful, but not overly formal. Use "usted". Use "nosotros" for the company. Use "su" (your). Use "usted" for the second person. Keep names unchanged. Keep codes unchanged. So we need to translate content while preserving HTML tags. We need to translate:

    Yes. Texas Shuttle is fully private door-to-door - we pick you up at your home, office, hotel, or specific address in Angleton, Lake Jackson, Clute, Freeport, Brazoria, or anywhere in the Brazosport area, and drop you at the exact Houston address you specify. No park-and-ride lots, no transfer stops, no waiting for other passengers.

    What's the difference between a shared and private Angleton to Houston ride?

    Our default service on this route is private - you and your group are the only passengers, with no extra stops and no detours. Shared rides may be available on select departure times for solo travelers at a lower fare; for 2+ passengers our flat-rate private service is typically equal or cheaper than rideshare surge pricing while guaranteeing a locked-in reservation.

    How is luggage handled on the Angleton to Houston shuttle?

    Standard luggage - up to 2 checked bags and 1 carry-on per passenger - is included at no extra cost. Oversized items like surfboards, golf clubs, musical instruments, or extra bags can be added at booking for a small fee. Just note them when you reserve so we send a vehicle with enough cargo room.

    What happens if my flight to or from Houston is delayed or arrives early?

    We need to translate everything else except HTML tags. Also ensure the translation is natural Latin American Spanish. Possibly use "Sí." and "Texas Shuttle es completamente privado de puerta a puerta". Also keep city names unchanged. Must keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. There's none present. Keep airport codes unchanged (e.g., Houston is city, not code). Keep names unchanged. Keep the city/airport names unchanged, but we need to keep them as they are: Angleton, Lake Jackson, Clute, Freeport, Brazoria, Brazosport area, Houston. Should they be unchanged? Yes. So we keep them as is. Also "park-and-ride lots", "transfer stops", "waiting for other passengers". We'll translate to "estacionamientos de park-and-ride", "paradas de trasbordo", "esperar a otros pasajeros". Or we can translate as "estacionamientos de parque y viaje" but maintain original phrase maybe. But keep as they are? They ask to keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but not necessarily other English terms. So we can translate. Also "shared rides" could be "viajes compartidos". "private" "privado". "door-to-door" "de puerta a puerta". "flat-rate" "tarifa fija". "rideshare surge pricing" maybe "precios de rideshare en horas pico". Use "surge" perhaps "aumento de precios". Keep "rideshare" maybe in English as is. But it's okay to translate. Also "locked-in reservation" "reserva confirmada". Keep "2+ passengers". We can say "2 o más pasajeros". Also "standard luggage" "equipaje estándar". Also "oversized items" "artículos sobredimensionados". "surfboards" "tablas de surf". "golf clubs" "palos de golf". "musical instruments" "instrumentos musicales". "extra bags" "maletas adicionales". "small fee" "pequeña tarifa". "cargo room" "espacio de carga". Now translate each paragraph. Paragraph 1: "Yes. Texas Shuttle is fully private door-to-door - we pick you up at your home, office, hotel, or specific address in Angleton, Lake Jackson, Clute, Freeport, Brazoria, or anywhere in the Brazosport area, and drop you at the exact Houston address you specify. No park-and-ride lots, no transfer stops, no waiting for other passengers." Translation: "Sí. Texas Shuttle es completamente privado de puerta a puerta – lo recogemos en su casa, oficina, hotel o dirección específica en Angleton, Lake Jackson, Clute, Freeport, Brazoria, o en cualquier lugar del área de Brazosport, y lo llevamos a la dirección exacta en Houston que nos indique. Sin estacionamientos de park‑and‑ride, sin paradas de trasbordo, sin esperar a otros pasajeros." Make sure keep HTML tags.

    What's the difference between a shared and private Angleton to Houston ride?

    Translation: "¿Cuál es la diferencia entre un viaje compartido y uno privado de Angleton a Houston?" But also maybe: "¿Cuál es la diferencia entre un viaje compartido y uno privado de Angleton a Houston?" Keep the question mark inside. Paragraph next: "Our default service on this route is private - you and your group are the only passengers, with no extra stops and no detours. Shared rides may be available on select departure times for solo travelers at a lower fare; for 2+ passengers our flat-rate private service is typically equal or cheaper than rideshare surge pricing while guaranteeing a locked-in reservation." Translation: "Nuestro servicio predeterminado en esta ruta es privado: usted y su grupo son los únicos pasajeros, sin paradas adicionales ni desvíos. Los viajes compartidos pueden estar disponibles en ciertos horarios de salida para viajeros solos a una tarifa más baja; para 2 o más pasajeros, nuestro servicio privado a tarifa fija suele ser igual o más económico que los precios de rideshare en horas pico, además de garantizar una reserva confirmada." Make sure to translate "rideshare surge pricing" as "precios de rideshare en horas pico" or "precios de surge de rideshare". Could keep "rideshare" as English, but maybe translate as "tarifas de surge de rideshare". It's okay. Now next heading:

    How is luggage handled on the Angleton to Houston shuttle?

    Translation: "¿Cómo se maneja el equipaje en el shuttle de Angleton a Houston?" Or "¿Cómo se maneja el equipaje en el servicio de shuttle de Angleton a Houston?" Might keep "shuttle" as "shuttle". Could use "servicio de transporte". But keep "shuttle". We'll say "¿Cómo se maneja el equipaje en el shuttle de Angleton a Houston?" Fine. Paragraph: "Standard luggage - up to 2 checked bags and 1 carry-on per passenger - is included at no extra cost. Oversized items like surfboards, golf clubs, musical instruments, or extra bags can be added at booking for a small fee. Just note them when you reserve so we send a vehicle with enough cargo room." Translation: "El equipaje estándar – hasta 2 maletas facturadas y 1 equipaje de mano por pasajero – está incluido sin costo adicional. Los artículos sobredimensionados como tablas de surf, palos de golf, instrumentos musicales o maletas adicionales se pueden agregar al momento de la reserva por una pequeña tarifa. Solo indíquelos al hacer su reservación para que enviemos un vehículo con suficiente espacio de carga." Now final heading:

    What happens if my flight to or from Houston is delayed or arrives early?

    Translation: "¿Qué sucede si mi vuelo con destino u origen Houston se retrasa o llega antes de lo esperado?" Or "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo hacia o desde Houston se retrasa o llega temprano?" We'll choose natural Latin American: "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo con destino u origen Houston se retrasa o llega antes de hora?" Keep question. Thus the final output should include the translated HTML with same tags. Now double-check translation for naturalness: Paragraph 1: "Sí. Texas Shuttle es completamente privado de puerta a puerta – lo recogemos en su casa, oficina, hotel o dirección específica en Angleton, Lake Jackson, Clute, Freeport, Brazoria, o en cualquier lugar del área de Brazosport, y lo llevamos a la dirección exacta en Houston que nos indique. Sin estacionamientos de park‑and‑ride, sin paradas de trasbordo, sin esperar a otros pasajeros." Check that "park‑and‑ride" maybe keep hyphen as in English but it's fine. Make sure we preserve line breaks exactly as given? Not needed. Just include HTML tags. Now second heading: "¿Cuál es la diferencia entre un viaje compartido y uno privado de Angleton a Houston?" Use "Cuál" not "Cuál"? Should be "¿Cuál es la diferencia entre un viaje compartido y uno privado de Angleton a Houston?" Good. Paragraph: "Nuestro servicio predeterminado en esta ruta es privado: usted y su grupo son los únicos pasajeros, sin paradas adicionales ni desvíos. The user wants translation from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We need to translate the content but preserve the HTML tags. The HTML includes paragraphs (

    ), headings (

    ),

    tags, comment (), etc. We need to translate the English text inside them to natural Latin American Spanish. Must keep the exact same HTML tags, their attributes. The comment is likely to be unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged: "HOU", "IAH", "Angleton", "Houston". Keep phone numbers unchanged: (817) 403-6196. Keep URLs unchanged: texasshuttle.com. Keep code promo "ONLINE". Also keep HTML tags exactly as they are. We need to translate the following: Paragraph: "We track your inbound flight in real time using your airline and flight number. If you land early at HOU or IAH, your driver adjusts and meets you sooner. If you're delayed, there's no rebooking fee and no extra wait charge for the first hour past your scheduled time - we just meet you when you actually land." Translation: Something like: "Rastreamos tu vuelo de llegada en tiempo real utilizando el código de tu aerolinea y el número de vuelo. Si aterrizas antes en HOU o IAH, tu chofer se ajusta y te espera antes. Si tu vuelo se retrasa, no hay cargo por reagendado ni cargo adicional por espera durante la primera hora después de tu hora programada - simplemente te esperamos cuando aterrices." Need to ensure natural Latin American Spanish, i.e., " rastreamos tu vuelo de llegada en tiempo real usando el código de tu aerolinea y el número de vuelo". "Si aterrizas antes en HOU o IAH, tu chofer se ajusta y te espera antes." "Si tu vuelo se retrasa, no hay cargo por reagendado ni cargo extra por espera durante la primera hora después de tu hora programada – simplemente te esperamos cuando aterrices." That's good. Heading:

    Do you operate 24/7 for early-morning and late-night Houston airport runs?

    Translation: "¿Operan 24/7 para viajes al aeropuerto de Houston en las primeras horas de la mañana y en la noche?" Something like: "¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para traslados al aeropuerto de Houston a primera hora de la mañana y a horas tardías de la noche?" Keep the question mark. Should be natural. Paragraph: "Yes. We run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including holidays. Red-eye, 4 AM, and Christmas-morning pickups in Angleton for Houston departures are routine - book online any time or call (817) 403-6196." Translation: "Sí. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 365 días del año, incluyendo festivos. Las recojidas de madrugada, a las 4 AM y en la mañana de Navidad en Angleton para vuelos desde Houston son rutinarias – reserva en línea en cualquier momento o llama al (817) 403-6196." Or "Sí. Estamos operativos las 24 horas del día, los 365 días del año, incluso en días festivos. Las recogidas de madrugada, a las 4 a.m. y en la mañana de Navidad en Angleton para salidas desde Houston son algo común - reserva en línea en cualquier momento o llama al (817) 403-6196." Next heading:

    How do I book an Angleton to Houston shuttle and what's your cancellation policy?

    Translation: "¿Cómo reservo un shuttle de Angleton a Houston y cuál es su política de cancelación?" Could also use "cómo puedo reservar..." but okay. Paragraph: "Book online in about 60 seconds at texasshuttle.com or by phone at (817) 403-6196. You'll get email and text confirmation immediately. Cancellations made more than 24 hours before pickup are fully refundable; inside 24 hours a partial fee may apply. Round-trip bookings save 10% with promo code ONLINE." Translation: "Reserva en línea en aproximadamente 60 segundos en texasshuttle.com o por teléfono al (817) 403-6196. Recibirás confirmación por correo electrónico y SMS de inmediato. Las cancelaciones realizadas con más de 24 horas de anticipación al recoger son totalmente reembolsables; dentro de las 24 horas puede aplicarse una tarifa parcial. Las reservaciones de ida y vuelta ahorran un 10% con el código promocional ONLINE." Comment: - Keep unchanged.

    Related Texas Shuttle Routes

    translation: "Rutas relacionadas de Texas Shuttle". Keep "Texas Shuttle" as brand maybe? "Rutas relacionadas de Texas Shuttle" fine. Paragraph: "Heading to a different Houston-area destination, or starting from a neighboring city? These related routes share the same Brazoria-County and Houston-metro corridors as the Angleton to Houston shuttle:" Translation: "¿Vas a un destino diferente en el área de Houston o sales desde una ciudad cercana? Estas rutas relacionadas comparten los mismos corredores de Brazoria-County y del área metropolitana de Houston que el shuttle de Angleton a Houston:" Check for "Brazoria-County" is a proper noun; we can keep that. Keep "Houston-metro". Keep "Angleton to Houston shuttle". Use "shuttle de Angleton a Houston". All good. Now produce the HTML with translations in place. Ensure to keep all tags unchanged. Let's rewrite each piece. First

    :

    Rastreamos tu vuelo de llegada en tiempo real usando el código de tu aerolinea y el número de vuelo. Si aterrizas antes en HOU o IAH, tu chofer se ajusta y te espera antes. Si tu vuelo se retrasa, no hay cargo por reagendado ni cargo adicional por espera durante la primera hora después de tu hora programada – simplemente te esperamos cuando aterrices.

    We need to ensure that the dash is a typical dash or en dash; in original it's hyphen space hyphen. In translation, we used dash "–". That is okay. The original uses "-". Actually original: "there's no rebooking fee and no extra wait charge for the first hour past your scheduled time - we just meet you when you actually land." It uses space-hyphen-space. Let's keep same format: " – " maybe okay. But to be safe, we can use " - " with spaces. Or just use " - " as original. Use hyphen. The translation can have " – " maybe not exactly same but the user didn't specify to keep punctuation exactly. But they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So they don't mention punctuation. So we can use any dash. But to keep close, use hyphen. But original had hyphen with spaces: " - ". So we can do " - ". Let's keep that. Thus: "Si tu vuelo se retrasa, no hay cargo por reagendado ni cargo adicional por espera durante la primera hora después de tu hora programada - simplemente te esperamos cuando aterrices." Thus first

    line:

    Rastreamos tu vuelo de llegada en tiempo real usando el código de tu aerolinea y el número de vuelo. Si aterrizas antes en HOU o IAH, tu chofer se ajusta y te espera antes. Si tu vuelo se retrasa, no hay cargo por reagendado ni cargo adicional por espera durante la primera hora después de tu hora programada - simplemente te esperamos cuando aterrices.

    Now

    heading:

    ¿Operan 24/7 para traslados al aeropuerto de Houston a primera hora de la mañana y a horas tardías de la noche?

    Now

    next: "Sí. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 365 días del año, incluso en días festivos. Las recogidas de madrugada, a las 4 AM y en la mañana de Navidad en Angleton para vuelos desde Houston son rutinarias - reserva en línea en cualquier momento o llama al (817) 403-6196." Check: "4 AM" keep "AM". Could also use "4 a.m." but keep original "4 AM". Keep "AM" capital. Keep "Navidad" proper. "En Angleton" okay. Use "para vuelos desde Houston". Use "rutinarias". Keep hyphen. Thus:

    Sí. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 365 días del año, incluso en días festivos. Las recogidas de madrugada, a las 4 AM y en la mañana de Navidad en Angleton para vuelos desde Houston son rutinarias - reserva en línea en cualquier momento o llama al (817) 403-6196.

    Now

    next:

    ¿Cómo reservo un shuttle de Angleton a Houston y cuál es su política de cancelación?

    Now

    next: "Reserva en línea en aproximadamente 60 segundos en texasshuttle.com o por teléfono al (817) 403-6196. Recibirás confirmación por correo electrónico y SMS de inmediato. Las cancelaciones realizadas con más de 24 horas de anticipación al recoger son totalmente reembolsables; dentro de las 24 horas puede aplicarse una tarifa parcial. Las reservaciones de ida y vuelta ahorran un 10% con el código promocional ONLINE." Check punctuation: original had "