Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW Airport Shuttle

Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW International Airport Shuttle

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where we provide reliable and comfortable door-to-door transportation between Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North (4325 W John Carpenter Fwy, Irving, TX 75063) and DFW International Airport. Our service caters specifically to the needs of business travelers, event/convention attendees, and tourists staying at this convenient location. Staying at the on-terminal Hyatt instead? See our Hyatt Regency DFW to DFW shuttle for guests of the in-airport Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport.

Located on W John Carpenter Freeway just off SH-114 between Esters Boulevard and Valley View Lane in Irving, this Days Inn sits in the DFW Airport North hotel cluster. The drive to DFW International Airport is about 3.1 miles via SH-114 East and International Parkway - typically 6 to 10 minutes in normal traffic and 12 to 18 minutes during rush hour. We ensure that you arrive at your exact terminal (A, B, C, D, or E) promptly and comfortably. Heading there from DFW Airport North? See our Red Roof Inn DFW to DFW shuttle page for direct service.

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must be translated. Let's translate to Spanish: "Shuttle del Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North al Aeropuerto Internacional DFW" Or "Servicio de transporte del Days Inn by Wynd The user wants translation 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, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged, return only translated HTML. We need to translate the text inside the HTML tags, while preserving HTML structure. The text includes paragraphs, headings, FAQ sections. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish, not overly formal. For instance "Our experienced drivers meet you right at the porte-cochère of Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North, providing a seamless start to your journey. Whether you're heading to Terminal A, B, C, D, or E at DFW International Airport, we accommodate all your transportation needs with spacious, well-maintained vehicles." In Latin American Spanish: "Nuestros conductores experimentados lo esperan justo en el porte-cochère del Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North, lo que proporciona un comienzo sin contratiempos para su viaje. Ya sea que se dirija a la Terminal A, B, C, D o E del Aeropuerto Internacional DFW, atendemos todas sus necesidades de transporte con vehículos amplios y bien mantenidos." We also need to translate "For travelers attending events in the Grapevine / Las Colinas / Irving Convention Center area - including the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field, AT&T Stadium events, or trade shows at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas - our shuttle provides a flat-rate connector between hotel and airport. We understand every minute counts when you have meetings or flights to catch." Latin American Spanish: "Para los viajeros que asisten a eventos en el área de Grapevine / Las Colinas / Irving Convention Center, incluyendo los Texas Rangers en Globe Life Field, eventos en el AT&T Stadium o ferias comerciales en el Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, nuestro shuttles ofrece una tarifa fija de conexión entre el hotel y el aeropuerto. Entendemos que cada minuto cuenta cuando tienes reuniones o vuelos que alcanzar." But note "shuttle" maybe "servicio de transporte" or "traslado". For Latin American travelers, "shuttle" is often used, but can use "servicio de enlace" or "traslado". We'll keep "shuttle" perhaps as "servicio de enlace". But we can use "shuttle" because it's known. We'll translate "Our shuttle provides a flat-rate connector between hotel and airport." -> "Nuestro servicio de shuttle ofrece una tarifa plana entre el hotel y el aeropuerto." Might be okay. We need to preserve "Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field, AT&T Stadium events". Keep proper nouns unchanged. Now the FAQ headings: "Frequently Asked Questions: Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW". Could translate to "Preguntas frecuentes: Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW". That's okay. Then inside the FAQ: "How long does the shuttle take from Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW International Airport?" -> "¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el shuttle desde Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional DFW?" Keep "shuttle". Then answer: "The drive from the hotel at 4325 W John Carpenter Fwy to DFW is about 3.1 miles. In normal traffic the door-to-airport-curb ride is 6 to 10 minutes; during rush hour (roughly 6:30-9 a.m. and 4-7 p.m.) plan on 12 to 18 minutes. We track your flight and pad pickup time so traffic and TSA lines don't catch you out." Translation: "El recorrido desde el hotel en 4325 W John Carpenter Fwy hasta DFW es de aproximadamente 3.1 millas. En tráfico normal, el viaje desde la puerta del hotel hasta la acera del aeropuerto dura de 6 a 10 minutos; durante las horas pico (aproximadamente de 6:30 a 9 a.m. y de 4 a 7 p.m.) planifica entre 12 y 18 minutos. Seguimos tu vuelo y ajustamos la hora de recogida para que el tráfico y las filas de TSA no te sorprendan." Now the next question: "What time should I schedule pickup for an early morning flight from DFW?" -> "¿A qué hora debo programar la recogida para un vuelo temprano por la mañana desde DFW?" Keep "DFW". Probably there are more content after that? The snippet ends with that question. The user only provided that part. We must keep HTML tags exactly as-is. So we need to preserve

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. The user probably wants the same whitespace. We must ensure we do not alter any attribute values or tag names. Keep "data-route-faq". Keep "Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North", "DFW", "Terminal A, B, C, D, or E", "4325 W John Carpenter Fwy", "Texas Rangers", "Globe Life Field", "AT&T Stadium", "Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none here). Keep codes unchanged. Now translation decisions: We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish. For "Our experienced drivers meet you right at the porte-cochère of Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North, providing a seamless start to your journey." - "Nuestros conductores experimentados lo esperan justo en el porte-cochère del Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North, proporcionando un inicio sin complicaciones para su viaje." Alternatively "ofreciendo un inicio sin contratiempos". Keep "porte-cochère" as is (it's French term). Might be fine. Second sentence: "Whether you're heading to Terminal A, B, C, D, or E at DFW International Airport, we accommodate all your transportation needs with spacious, well-maintained vehicles." - "Ya sea que se dirija a la Terminal A, B, C, D o E del Aeropuerto Internacional DFW, cubrimos todas sus necesidades de transporte con vehículos espaciosos y bien mantenidos." Third paragraph: "For travelers attending events in the Grapevine / Las Colinas / Irving Convention Center area - including the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field, AT&T Stadium events, or trade shows at the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas - our shuttle provides a flat-rate connector between hotel and airport." - "Para los viajeros que asisten a eventos en el área de Grapevine / Las Colinas / Irving Convention Center, incluyendo los Texas Rangers en Globe Life Field, eventos en el AT&T Stadium o ferias comerciales en el Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas, nuestro shuttle ofrece una tarifa plana de conexión entre el hotel y el aeropuerto." Better: "ofrece una tarifa plana de enlace entre el hotel y el aeropuerto." Add: "We understand every minute counts when you have meetings or flights to catch." - "Entendemos que cada minuto cuenta cuando tienes reuniones o vuelos por abordar." Now The user wants translation of an 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 produce the HTML content with Spanish translation. The English text includes some references to "DFW domestic flights", "international", "TSA", "American Airlines uses Terminals A, B, C, and D (most international and AA codeshares are at D). Delta, United, JetBlue, and Sun Country are at E. Spirit, Frontier, Allegiant, and most low-cost carriers are at E. Southwest does not fly DFW (they use Dallas Love Field). Send us the flight number at booking and we'll confirm your terminal." Then "Where does the driver meet me at Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North?" It mentions "Right at the porte-cochère / front entrance on W John Carpenter Fwy. The driver texts you about 5 minutes before arrival with the vehicle make, color, and license plate. No need to wait in the lobby - you'll see us pull up. If you're traveling with a group of 3 or more, mention it at booking so we send the right vehicle." Then "How much does a one-way shuttle from this Days Inn to DFW cost?" So presumably there's a price list. But we just need to translate the text. We must keep all HTML tags. So we need to preserve

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tags. We must not change any HTML attributes. Also keep the city/airport names unchanged (DFW, DFW Airport North, etc.). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. This text does not have phone numbers or URLs. We have to ensure the translation is natural Latin American Spanish, not overly formal. Potential translation: Paragraph 1: "Para vuelos nacionales en DFW, recomendamos la recogida 2 horas antes de la salida programada; para internacionales, entre 2,5 y 3 horas. Desde este hotel, el aeropuerto está a solo 3 millas de distancia, por lo que el cuello de botella es TSA, no el trayecto. Indícanos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y nuestro dispatch asegurará que la hora de recogida se ajuste a los tiempos de espera de TSA previstos para tu terminal." Make sure "dispatcher" might be "dispatcher" but in Spanish we can say "despachante" or "operador". But "dispatcher" is a role. Could translate as "operador". In Latin American Spanish, "operador" is fine. Also "lock the pickup time" means "fijar la hora de recogida". Good.

Which DFW terminal does my airline use, and will the shuttle drop me right there?

=> "En qué terminal de DFW opera mi aerolínea y me dejará el shuttle justo ahí?" Something like: "¿En qué terminal de DFW opera mi aerolínea y el shuttle me dejará justo en la puerta?" Keep natural. Paragraph 2: "Sí - te dejamos en la acera de tu terminal exacta. American Airlines utiliza las terminales A, B, C y D (la mayoría de los vuelos internacionales y los códigos compartidos de AA están en D). Delta, United, JetBlue y Sun Country están en la E. Spirit, Frontier, Allegiant y la mayoría de las líneas de bajo costo están en la E. Southwest no opera en DFW (usan Dallas Love Field). Envíanos el número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y confirmaremos tu terminal." Make sure to keep punctuation and Spanish accents. Third heading: "Where does the driver meet me at Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North?" => "¿Dónde me espera el conductor en el Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North?" Keep "Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North" unchanged. Paragraph 3: "Justo en la entrada principal / porte-cochère sobre W John Carpenter Fwy. El conductor te envía un mensaje de texto unos 5 minutos antes de llegar con la marca, el color y la matrícula del vehículo. No es necesario esperar en el lobby; nos verás llegar. Si viajas con un grupo de 3 o más personas, indícalo al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado." Note: "W John Carpenter Fwy" is an address; keep unchanged. Fourth heading: "How much does a one-way shuttle from this Days Inn to DFW cost?" => "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de ida desde este Days Inn hasta DFW?" Or "precio". Keep "Days Inn" unchanged. We may need to include the HTML tags exactly as in the original. So the output should be something like:

Para vuelos nacionales en DFW, recomendamos la recogida 2 horas antes de la salida programada; para internacionales, entre 2,5 y 3 horas. Desde este hotel, el aeropuerto está a solo 3 millas de distancia, por lo que el cuello de botella es TSA, no el trayecto. Indícanos tu número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y nuestro operador fijará la hora de recogida para que coincida con los tiempos de espera de TSA previstos para tu terminal.

¿En qué terminal de DFW opera mi aerolínea y el shuttle me dejará justo en la puerta?

Sí – te dejamos en la acera de tu terminal exacta. American Airlines utiliza las terminales A, B, C y D (la mayoría de los vuelos internacionales y los códigos compartidos de AA están en D). Delta, United, JetBlue y Sun Country están en la E. Spirit, Frontier, Allegiant y la mayoría de las líneas de bajo costo están en la E. Southwest no opera en DFW (usan Dallas Love Field). Envíanos el número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y confirmaremos tu terminal.

¿Dónde me espera el conductor en el Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North?

Justo en la entrada principal / porte-cochère sobre W John Carpenter Fwy. El conductor te envía un mensaje de texto unos 5 minutos antes de llegar con la marca, el color y la matrícula del vehículo. No es necesario esperar en el lobby; nos verás llegar. Si viajas con un grupo de 3 o más personas, indícalo al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado.

¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de ida desde este Days Inn hasta DFW?

We need to ensure that the translation is natural for Latin American Spanish. "El conductor te envía un mensaje de texto" is okay. Could also say "te manda un mensaje". The phrase "porte-cochère" maybe we can keep as is (the French term is used). The phrase "acera" might be used, but the original says "curbside". "Drop curbside at your exact terminal". We could translate as "te dejamos justo en la acera de tu terminal exacta". That's okay. Also "the bottleneck is TSA - not the drive". Could translate "el cuello de botella es TSA, no el viaje". That works. Also "we'll lock the pickup time to match TSA wait forecasts for your terminal." "fijar la hora de recogida para que coincida con los tiempos de espera de TSA previstos para tu terminal." Good. Now verify all HTML tags: The original content includes

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For DFW domestic flights, we recommend pickup 2 hours before scheduled departure; for international, 2.5 to 3 hours. From this hotel the airport is only 3 miles away, so the bottleneck is TSA - not the drive. Tell us your flight number when you book and our dispatcher will lock the pickup time to match TSA wait forecasts for your terminal.

Which DFW terminal does my airline use, and will the shuttle drop me right there?

Yes - we drop curbside at your exact terminal. American Airlines uses Terminals A, B, C, and D (most international and AA codeshares are at D). Delta, United, JetBlue, and Sun Country are at E. Spirit, Frontier, Allegiant, and most low-cost carriers are at E. Southwest does not fly DFW (they use Dallas Love Field). Send us the flight number at booking and we'll confirm your terminal.

Where does the driver meet me at Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North?

Right at the porte-cochère / front entrance on W John Carpenter Fwy. The driver texts you about 5 minutes before arrival with the vehicle make, color, and license plate. No need to wait in the lobby - you'll see us pull up. If you're traveling with a group of 3 or more, mention it at booking so we send the right vehicle.

How much does a one-way shuttle from this Days Inn to DFW cost?

So we need to produce exactly the same order:

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Does the shuttle run 24 hours a day, including red-eye and early-morning flights?

=> "El shuttle opera las 24 horas del día, incluyendo vuelos nocturnos y de madrugada?" Something like that. "El servicio de shuttle funciona las 24 horas, incluso para vuelos nocturnos y de madrugada?" Need to be natural. Paragraph: "Yes. We dispatch 24/7, 365 days a year, including holidays. Red-eye arrivals (12 a.m. - 5 a.m.) and pre-5 a.m. departures from DFW are routine on this route - just book at least 4 hours ahead so dispatch can confirm the driver. For same-day rides inside that window, call us directly at (817) 403-6196." Translate: "Sí. Despachamos los 7 días de la semana, los 365 días del año, incluso festivos. Las llegadas nocturnas (12 a.m. - 5 a.m.) y las salidas antes de las 5 a.m. desde DFW son habituales en esta ruta; solo necesitas reservar con al menos 4 horas de anticipación para que el despachador confirme al conductor. Para viajes en el mismo día dentro de ese horario, llámanos directamente al (817) 403-6196." Now next heading:

What happens if my flight is delayed, diverted, or cancelled?

=> "Qué sucede si mi vuelo se retrasa, es desviado o se cancela?" Or "Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa, se desvía o se cancela?" Use natural phrasing. Paragraph: "Tell us the flight number when you book and we monitor it in real time. If your inbound flight is delayed, we hold the driver and adjust pickup automatically - no rebooking call needed. If your outbound flight is cancelled, we'll re-route you back to Days Inn at no extra charge as long as you're a confirmed Texas Shuttle ride. Diverted flights are handled case-by-case; call dispatch immediately." Translate: "Indícanos el número de vuelo al hacer la reservación y lo monitoreamos en tiempo real. Si tu vuelo de llegada se retrasa, mantenemos al conductor y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente – no necesitas llamar para volver a reservar. Si tu vuelo de salida se cancela, te reencaminaremos de vuelta al Days Inn sin costo adicional siempre que ya tengas una reservación confirmada con Texas Shuttle. Los vuelos desviados se atienden caso por caso; llama al despachador de inmediato." Now next heading:

How many bags can I bring on the shuttle?

=> "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en el shuttle?" Probably fine. Now the content continues but maybe not included. The snippet ends after that heading. Possibly we have more content after, but it's cut off. We need to output only the HTML with translated content. Ensure all tags remain exactly same. Use correct Spanish punctuation. Let's ensure translation is natural and not overly literal. Also ensure proper Spanish punctuation: use inverted exclamation marks, etc? The instruction says "Return ONLY the translated HTML." It doesn't require accent marks, but we can include them. Now we should check any potential tricky items: "Flat-rate per-passenger pricing" => "precio fijo por pasajero". "short Irving-to-DFW leg" => "trayecto corto de Irving a DFW". "starts at $25 one-way for a single rider, with group rates per additional passenger." => "comienza en $25 por viaje sencillo para un pasajero individual, con tarifas grupales por cada pasajero adicional." That seems okay. "Round trip on the same booking gets a 10% discount with promo code ONLINE." => "El viaje de ida y vuelta en la misma reservación obtiene un 10% de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE." Good. "Final fare is locked at booking - no surge pricing, no airport drop-off surcharges, no per-bag fees for standard luggage." => "La tarifa final se bloquea al momento de la reserva — sin precios dinámicos, sin recargos por dejar en el aeropuerto, sin tarifas por maleta para equipaje estándar." Could use "sin tarifas por equipaje adicional"? But "per-bag fees for standard luggage" is "sin tarifas por maleta para equipaje estándar." Fine. Now the heading: "Does the shuttle run 24 hours a day, including red-eye and early-morning flights?" => "¿El shuttle funciona las 24 horas del día, incluyendo vuelos nocturnos y de madrugada?" Good. Paragraph: "Yes. We dispatch 24/7, 365 days a year, including holidays. Red-eye arrivals (12 a.m. - 5 a.m.) and pre-5 a.m. departures from DFW are routine on this route - just book at least 4 hours ahead so dispatch can confirm the driver. For same-day rides inside that window, call us directly at (817) 403-6196." Translation: "Sí. Despachamos los 7 días de la semana, los 365 días del año, incluso días festivos. Las llegadas de vuelos nocturnos (12 a.m. - 5 a.m.) y las salidas antes de las 5 a.m. desde DFW son habituales en esta ruta; solo necesitas reservar con al menos 4 horas de anticipación para que el despachador confirme al conductor. Para viajes en el mismo día dentro de ese horario, llámanos directamente al (817) 403-6196." Now heading: "What happens if my flight is delayed, diverted, or cancelled?" => "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa, se desvía o se cancela?" Might be better: "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa, se desvía o se cancela?" That's natural. Paragraph: "Tell us the flight number when you book and we monitor it in real time. If your inbound flight is delayed, we hold the driver and adjust pickup automatically - no rebooking call needed. If your outbound flight is cancelled, we'll re-route you back to Days Inn at no extra charge as long as you're a confirmed Texas Shuttle ride. Diverted flights are handled case-by-case; call dispatch immediately." Translation: "Indícanos el número de vuelo al hacer la reservación y lo monitoreamos en tiempo real. Si tu vuelo de llegada se retrasa, mantenemos al conductor y ajustamos la recogida automáticamente – no necesitas llamar para volver a reservar. Si tu vuelo de salida se cancela, te reencaminaremos de vuelta al Days Inn sin costo adicional siempre que ya tengas una reservación confirmada con Texas Shuttle. Los vuelos desviados se atienden caso por caso; llama al despachador de inmediato." Now heading: "How many bags can I bring on the shuttle?" => "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en el shuttle?" Good. Now ensure all tags: The original snippet includes

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Flat-rate per-passenger pricing...

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What happens if my flight is delayed, diverted, or cancelled?

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How many bags can I bring on the shuttle?

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El precio fijo por pasajero en este corto trayecto de Irving a DFW comienza en $25 por viaje sencillo para un pasajero individual, con tarifas grupales por cada pasajero adicional. El viaje de ida y vuelta en la misma reservación obtiene un The user wants translation of this HTML from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The instruction: 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 English text inside HTML tags to Spanish (Latin American). We need to be careful to maintain any placeholders like "DFW", "Uber/Lyft", "Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine". Also keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none appear). Keep HTML tags exactly as-is. Thus we need to produce HTML with same tags and attributes but translated content. Also maintain any extra spaces, punctuation. Let's parse the content:

Two standard checked bags (up to 50 lbs each) plus one carry-on per passenger is included free. Extra bags, oversized items (skis, golf clubs, surfboards, strollers, car seats), and pets in carriers are welcome - just flag them at booking so we send a vehicle with the right cargo room. Car seats are provided on request at no charge for children under 8.

Is this shuttle cheaper than parking at DFW or taking Uber/Lyft?

For a 3-day trip, DFW Terminal Parking runs about $24 per day = $72 total; Express Parking is around $12/day = $36. A one-way Uber/Lyft from this part of Irving to DFW typically prices at $18-$32, surging higher pre-dawn or during rain. Our flat-rate $25 one-way / $45 round trip with no surge and no parking fees usually beats both for solo travelers and clearly wins for 2+ riders.

Can I book a shuttle pickup at DFW returning to Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine?

Yes - same flat-rate in the reverse direction. After you land, head to the lower-level Shuttle / Hotel Van pickup zone at your terminal (signposted at every terminal). Your driver will text you a meeting spot once your flight lands. We track arrivals so even after a long delay your driver is there. Book round trip at the same time for the 10% promo discount.

Do you accept corporate accounts, direct billing, or expense-report receipts?

We need to translate all English content to natural Latin American Spanish. Also ensure that the translation is understandable for travelers, i.e., not overly formal but natural. Keep any names unchanged. Keep any phone numbers unchanged. Potential translation: Use "dos equipaje facturado estándar (hasta 50 lbs cada uno) más un equipaje de mano por pasajero incluido sin cargo." "Equipaje adicional, artículos sobredimensionados (esquís, palos de golf, tablas de surf, cochecitos, asientos de coche), y mascotas en transportadoras son bienvenidos - solo indícalos al hacer la reserva para que enviemos un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado. Los asientos de coche se proporcionan sin costo adicional para niños menores de 8 años." Check each phrase. Now the heading: "¿Este servicio de shuttle es más barato que estacionar en DFW o tomar Uber/Lyft?" Possibly. "Is this shuttle cheaper than parking at DFW or taking Uber/Lyft?" Could be "¿Este shuttle es más económico que el estacionamiento en DFW o usar Uber/Lyft?" Or " cheaper than parking at DFW or taking Uber/Lyft?" We'll go with "¿Este servicio de shuttle es más económico que estacionar en DFW o usar Uber/Lyft?" Keep "Uber/Lyft" unchanged. Now the paragraph: "Para un viaje de 3 días, el estacionamiento en la terminal de DFW cuesta alrededor de $24 por día = $72 en total; el Express Parking ronda los $12/día = $36. Un viaje de solo ida en Uber/Lyft desde esta zona de Irving hasta DFW generalmente cuesta entre $18 y $32, con precios más altos antes del amanecer o durante la lluvia. Nuestra tarifa fija de $25 solo ida / $45 ida y vuelta sin suplementos ni tarifas de estacionamiento por lo general supera a ambos para viajeros solitarios y claramente gana para 2 o más pasajeros." That sounds natural. Now heading: "¿Puedo reservar una recogida en DFW para regresar al Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine?" Keep name unchanged. Paragraph: "Sí – la misma tarifa plana en la dirección inversa. Después de aterrizar, dirígete a la zona de recogida de shuttles / vans de hotel en el nivel inferior de tu terminal (señalizada en cada terminal). Tu conductor te enviará un mensaje de texto con el punto de encuentro una vez que tu vuelo aterrice. Seguimos los arrivals (arribos) para que, incluso si hay un largo retraso, tu conductor esté ahí. Reserva el viaje de ida y vuelta al mismo tiempo para obtener el 10% de descuento promocional." We may need to adjust some English terms that are not necessary: "lower-level" maybe "nivel inferior". Keep "Shuttle / Hotel Van pickup zone". "your driver will text you a meeting spot". Use "te enviará un mensaje de texto con el punto de encuentro". Now last heading: "¿Aceptan cuentas corporativas, facturación directa o recibos para informes de gastos?" Something like that. Now produce final HTML with tags preserved exactly as original. Ensure that we haven't introduced any line breaks incorrectly. The original HTML is:

Two standard checked bags ...

Is this shuttle cheaper ...?

For a 3-day trip ...

Can I book a shuttle pickup at DFW returning to Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine?

Yes - same flat-rate ...

Do you accept corporate accounts, direct billing, or expense-report receipts?

We need to keep same structure: closing tags and line breaks? The original had no line breaks. Should we keep as is? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." This likely means not modify any tags or attributes, preserve formatting (including line breaks). We could keep the same formatting, but it's okay if we output as a continuous string. However we need to return ONLY the translated HTML, so we should output the HTML with translations, but preserving line breaks as in the original is optional. It says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That means tags should remain identical; the only difference is the content between tags is translated. The order is same. Let's output with same line breaks (like the original had newlines maybe). The original text is a continuous block with tags and spaces. Might not have line breaks. However it's okay to output with same formatting: each paragraph and heading on separate lines maybe. But the instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So we keep "DFW", "Uber/Lyft", "Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine", "Irving", "Express Parking", "Terminal Parking", "10%" etc. Keep phone numbers unchanged (none). Keep URLs unchanged (none). Keep tags exactly as is:

,

. Also keep any attributes if any (none). Keep any punctuation inside. Now check translations for natural Latin American Spanish. We'll aim for "Latin American Spanish" as used in Mexico, Colombia, etc. Could be a neutral Spanish. Use "usted" forms or "tú"? The original uses "you". Typically for a website it's friendly, using "tú". Use "tú" and informal. Thus translation:

Dos equipajes facturados estándar (hasta 50 lbs cada uno) más un equipaje de mano por pasajero están incluidos sin cargo. Equipajes adicionales, artículos sobredimensionados (esquís, palos de golf, tablas de surf, cochecitos, asientos de auto), y mascotas en transportadoras son bienvenidos – solo indícalos al hacer la reserva para que enviemos un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado. Los asientos de auto se proporcionan sin costo adicional para niños menores de 8 años.

Now heading:

¿Este servicio de shuttle es más económico que estacionar en DFW o usar Uber/Lyft?

Paragraph:

Para un viaje de 3 días, el estacionamiento en la terminal de DFW cuesta alrededor de $24 por día = $72 en total; el Express Parking ronda los $12/día = $36. Un viaje de solo ida en Uber/Lyft desde esta zona de Irving hasta DFW generalmente tiene un precio de entre $18 y $32, con precios más altos antes del amanecer o durante la lluvia. Nuestra tarifa fija de $25 solo ida / $45 ida y vuelta sin suplementos ni tarifas de estacionamiento por lo general supera a ambos para viajeros solitarios y claramente gana para 2 o más pasajeros.

Heading:

¿Puedo reservar una recogida en DFW para regresar al Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine?

Paragraph:

Sí – la misma tarifa plana en la dirección inversa. Después de aterrizar, dirígete a la zona de recogida de shuttles / vans de hotel en el nivel inferior de tu terminal (señalizada en cada terminal). Tu conductor te enviará un mensaje de texto con el punto de encuentro una vez que tu vuelo aterrice. Seguimos los arriv@? Actually "arribos" but we can keep "Seguimos las llegadas". Use "Seguimos las llegadas para que, incluso si hay un largo retraso, We need to translate the given 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: it's a paragraph element containing "Yes. Corporate accounts get monthly invoicing with consolidated trip reports, GL coding, and SOC-2-friendly receipts. Individual riders get an itemized PDF receipt emailed automatically after each trip with the route, time, distance, and fare broken out - drop it straight into Concur, Expensify, or SAP. To set up a corporate account, email accounts@texasshuttle.com.

To book your door-to-door shuttle service between Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North and DFW International Airport, call us at (817) 403-6196 or book online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips.

Staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North instead? See our paired DoubleTree DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle for the same flat-rate, door-to-door service to DFW International Airport.

" We need to translate each English phrase into natural Latin American Spanish (not formal Spain Spanish, but more like colloquial for travelers). We must preserve the HTML tags:

, , etc. Keep the city/airport names unchanged: Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North, DFW International Airport, DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North, etc. Also keep phone number unchanged, keep URL unchanged, and keep promo code "ONLINE" unchanged. We need to translate "Yes." -> "Sí." (makes sense). "Corporate accounts get monthly invoicing with consolidated trip reports, GL coding, and SOC-2-friendly receipts." Could translate to "Las cuentas corporativas reciben facturación mensual con informes de viajes consolidados, codificación GL y recibos compatibles con SOC-2." However "SOC-2-friendly" maybe "amigables con SOC-2". Might be "amigables con SOC-2" or "compatible con SOC-2". We can use "compatible con SOC-2". So "Las cuentas corporativas получают mensual...". Use Latin American Spanish. Use " получают" no, keep Spanish. Then "Individual riders get an itemized PDF receipt emailed automatically after each trip with the route, time, distance, and fare broken out - drop it straight into Concur, Expensify, or SAP." Something like: "Los pasajeros individuales reciben un recibo en PDF desglosado por ruta, tiempo, distancia y tarifa enviado automáticamente después de cada viaje, listo para importar directamente a Concur, Expensify o SAP." That's good. "To set up a corporate account, email accounts@texasshuttle.com." -> "Para configurar una cuenta corporativa, envíe un correo a accounts@texasshuttle.com." Or "Para abrir una cuenta corporativa, envíe un correo a accounts@texasshuttle.com." Then second paragraph: "To book your door-to-door shuttle service between Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North and DFW International Airport, call us at (817) 403-6196 or book online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips." Translate: "Para reservar su servicio de shuttle puerta a puerta entre Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North y el Aeropuerto Internacional DFW, llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o reserve en línea. Use el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." Third paragraph: "Staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North instead? See our paired DoubleTree DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle for the same flat-rate, door-to-door service to DFW International Airport." Translate: "¿Se hospeda en el DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North en su lugar? Vea nuestro servicio pareado de shuttle del DoubleTree DFW Airport North al DFW para el mismo precio fijo, servicio puerta a puerta al Aeropuerto Internacional DFW." Now preserve HTML tags exactly, so we need to put each paragraph inside

tags, keep the comment as is, keep tags etc. We also must ensure we preserve the text "ONLINE". Should we keep "ONLINE" as uppercase? Keep unchanged. We must also preserve any line breaks, but the output is a single HTML snippet. Make sure to maintain proper Spanish punctuation and naturalness. Use "usted" forms or "tú"? Latin American travelers often use "usted" in formal context, but "tú" in informal. This is a service page, could use "usted" for politeness. Use "usted" for "To book". So "Para reservar su servicio..." works. Now we need to translate all English content within the tags, while preserving tags. We need to keep comment unchanged: Now we need to output the translated HTML. We'll produce something like:

Sí. Las cuentas corporativas reciben facturación mensual con informes consolidados de viajes, codificación GL y recibos compatibles con SOC‑2. Los pasajeros individuales reciben un recibo en PDF desglosado por ruta, tiempo, distancia y tarifa, enviado automáticamente después de cada viaje, listo para importar directamente a Concur, Expensify o SAP. Para abrir una cuenta corporativa, envíe un correo a accounts@texasshuttle.com.

Para reservar su servicio de shuttle puerta a puerta entre Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North y el Aeropuerto Internacional DFW, llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o reserve en línea. Use el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta.

¿Se hospeda en el DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North en su lugar? Vea nuestro servicio pareado de shuttle del DoubleTree DFW Airport North al DFW para el mismo precio fijo, servicio puerta a puerta al Aeropuerto Internacional DFW.

We must preserve the link attribute title. The original "title" is "DoubleTree DFW Airport North to DFW Shuttle". Keep that unchanged. We must keep all tags exactly as original. The original snippet has

...

and

...

. There is also the first

containing the "Yes..." plus corporate details. That's fine. Now double-check that we didn't inadvertently change anything like quoting punctuation or missing spaces. Let's reconstruct the HTML exactly: Original:

Yes. Corporate accounts get monthly invoicing with consolidated trip reports, GL coding, and SOC-2-friendly receipts. Individual riders get an itemized PDF receipt emailed automatically after each trip with the route, time, distance, and fare broken out - drop it straight into Concur, Expensify, or SAP. To set up a corporate account, email accounts@texasshuttle.com.

To book your door-to-door shuttle service between Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North and DFW International Airport, call us at (817) 403-6196 or book online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips.

Staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton DFW Airport North instead? See our paired DoubleTree DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle for the same flat-rate, door-to-door service to DFW International Airport.

We need to translate all text. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Potential pitfalls: - "SOC-2-friendly" could be "compatible con SOC‑2". That's okay. - "drop it straight into Concur, Expensify, or SAP." Could be "puede colocarlo directamente en Concur, Expensify o SAP." Could use "simplemente colócalo en Concur..." but keep formal. We'll use "listo para importar directamente 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 have an HTML snippet with some comment tags and paragraph and heading tags. Need to translate all visible English text to natural Latin American Spanish (i.e., typical phrasing used by travelers). Ensure that any references to hotel names, routes, etc. remain unchanged, as they are names. City names like "Irving", "Grapevine", "DFW", "Dallas" unchanged. The "Days Inn Irving Grapevine → DFW Airport Route" heading also remains as is, but we need to translate "What to Know About the Days Inn Irving Grapevine → DFW Airport Route". The rest of heading "Where the hotel actually sits, and what that means for your drive" also needs translation. Also the paragraph text: "Booked at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Grapevine instead? Our paired Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle covers the same DFW Airport North cluster with the same flat-rate, door-to-door service." We need to translate that to Spanish. Must keep links exactly as is. The links include "https://texasshuttle.com/embassy-suites-by-hilton-grapevine-dfw-airport-north-to-dfw". Title attribute also unchanged. The anchor text: "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle". That could be kept as is or could be translated. The user says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged". They didn't say keep anchor text unchanged, but they said keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. That includes the anchor text? The anchor text is not a tag but part of the content. Usually translation should translate the text content. The phrase "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle" might be considered part of the page content, so we should translate it. However the instructions say keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. They don't mention not to translate anchor text. But it's more consistent to translate the visible text content while leaving URLs, phone numbers, etc unchanged. So we will translate "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle" to Spanish: "Traslado de Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW". Or "Servicio de traslado de Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW". However anchor text might be left as is because it's a brand name? Usually brand names are kept unchanged. Embassy Suites is a brand name; we can keep "Embassy Suites". The phrase "DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle" might be left unchanged because it references route. But we could also translate to "traslado de Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW". It may be better to keep as is to preserve SEO, but the user wants translation. However "Traslado" is not part of the anchor text. The anchor text originally is "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle". That is a brand plus route. We can translate "shuttle" to "traslado" but keep brand names unchanged. The instruction doesn't say not to translate anchor text. They only say keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So anchor text can be translated. However we must ensure natural Spanish. Let's proceed step by step. Original HTML:

Booked at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Grapevine instead? Our paired Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle covers the same DFW Airport North cluster with the same flat-rate, door-to-door service.

First, comment: unchanged. Sentence: "Booked at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Grapevine instead?" -> "¿Reservaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine en su lugar?" Could be "¿Reservaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine en lugar de eso?" Something like "¿Te quedaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine?" Might be "¿Reservaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine?" But "Booked at ... instead?" is like "if you booked at Embassy Suites..." Could be "¿Reservaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine en lugar del Days Inn?" The original page context: This is a note for Days Inn Irving Grapevine to DFW route. The note is: "Booked at the Embassy Suites by Hilton in Grapevine instead? Our paired Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle covers the same DFW Airport North cluster with the same flat-rate, door-to-door service." Thus we can translate: "¿Reservaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine? Nuestro servicio de traslado paired ..." Actually "paired" is weird. It might be "paired" meaning "our paired" like "our partner". Could be "Nuestro servicio de traslado paired..." but "paired" likely is a placeholder? It could be "paired" meaning "combined" or "paired"? It might be "paired" as an adjective describing that it's a paired shuttle service. For Spanish translation we could say "Nuestro servicio de traslado paired..."? But we can translate "paired" as "asociado" or "vinculado". However it's likely a product name. But maybe we can keep "paired" unchanged? It might be an internal label. But it's part of content. Could translate "paired" as "asociado". So "Nuestro servicio de traslado asociado". Then "covers the same DFW Airport North cluster with the same flat-rate, door-to-door service." We translate: "cubre el mismo grupo de DFW Airport North con la misma tarifa plana, servicio de puerta a puerta." Thus first paragraph translation: "¿Reservaste en el Embassy Suites by Hilton en Grapevine? Nuestro servicio de traslado asociado Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW cubre el mismo grupo de DFW Airport North con la misma tarifa plana, servicio de puerta a puerta." But the anchor text "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle". We could translate "shuttle" as "traslado". So "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW (traslado)". But the anchor text may need to include "to". Perhaps we keep as "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW". Might be okay. Alternatively, we could translate "Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North to DFW shuttle" to "Traslado de Embassy Suites Grapevine DFW Airport North a DFW". That might be clearer. Second paragraph: "Staying on the Las Colinas side of Irving instead? See our Hyatt Place Dallas Las Colinas to DFW shuttle for the same flat-fare door-to-door ride to every DFW terminal." Translate: "¿Te alojas en la zona de Las Colinas en Irving? Consulta nuestro Hyatt Place Dallas Las Colinas a DFW para el mismo precio fijo de puerta a puerta a cada terminal de DFW." Third paragraph: "Prefer the Hyatt House for your DFW stay? Our Hyatt House to DFW shuttle serves the same DFW Airport corridor with 24/7 dispatch." Translate: "¿Prefieres el Hyatt House para tu estancia en DFW? Nuestro Hyatt House a DFW atiende el mismo corredor del aeropuerto DFW con atención 24/7." Then heading: "

What to Know About the Days Inn Irving Grapevine → DFW Airport Route

" Translate heading: "

Lo que debes saber sobre la ruta Days Inn Irving Grapevine → DFW Airport

" We keep city/airport names unchanged. "Days Inn Irving Grapevine" unchanged. "DFW Airport" unchanged. "ruta" is fine. Subheading: "

Where the hotel actually sits, and what that means for your drive

" Translate: "

Dónde se encuentra realmente el hotel y lo que eso significa para tu recorrido

" Now verify all HTML tags unchanged. We have p, a, h2, h3. Should we include comment tags unchanged? Yes. Now the user says "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 The user wants to translate a landing-page HTML from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want 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. We have a paragraph with an English paragraph and an h3. We need to translate into natural Latin American Spanish (the user says "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." That means a style appropriate for travelers, not overly formal. The translation should keep all HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: DFW, Esters, Valley View Lane, SH-114, International Parkway. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged: none present here. We need to produce Spanish text for the paragraph and heading. The paragraph: "The Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North is at 4325 W John Carpenter Freeway in Irving (zip 75063), in the DFW Airport North hotel cluster between Esters Boulevard and Valley View Lane. From the hotel porte-cochere to the DFW terminal curb is about 3.1 miles via SH-114 East and International Parkway. Off-peak that is a 6 to 10 minute drive; weekday 7-9 AM and 4-6 PM rush it stretches to 12 to 18 minutes because of SH-114 and the terminal entry queue. The hotel is not on a DFW property road, so there is no airport entry toll for your shuttle. The road back from the terminal goes the same way in reverse (International Pkwy north, SH-114 East, Esters/Valley View exit) and runs the same time bands." Need to produce translation that is natural, keep names unchanged. Potential translation: "El Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North se encuentra en 4325 W John Carpenter Freeway en Irving (código postal 75063), en el grupo de hoteles del DFW Airport North entre Esters Boulevard y Valley View Lane. Desde el pórtico del hotel hasta la acera de la terminal del DFW hay aproximadamente 3.1 millas a través de SH-114 Este e International Parkway. En horas valle, el recorrido toma entre 6 y 10 minutos; en días laborales entre las 7-9 AM y 4-6 PM, el tráfico se alarga a entre 12 y 18 minutos debido a SH-114 y la cola de entrada a la terminal. El hotel no está en una vía propiedad del DFW, por lo que no hay peaje de entrada al aeropuerto para su shuttle. El camino de regreso desde la terminal es el mismo pero en sentido inverso (International Pkwy norte, SH-114 Este, salida Esters/Valley View) y tiene los mismos intervalos de tiempo." We need to keep HTML tags:

and

. Ensure no extra spaces or tags. The heading: "Which DFW terminal goes with which airline (we drop curbside, not at a central lot)" -> translation: "¿A qué terminal del DFW corresponde cada airline? (dejamos en la acera, no en el estacionamiento central)". But we need to keep it natural for Latin American Spanish: "A qué terminal del DFW va cada línea aérea (dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)" Or "Cuál terminal del DFW corresponde a cada airline (dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)". But "airline" maybe "aerolínea". We need a natural translation: "¿Cuál terminal del DFW corresponde a cada línea aérea? (dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)". Also keep parentheses unchanged. Make sure no stray characters. Now incorporate everything exactly as requested: only the HTML content. Thus final answer will be:

El Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North se encuentra en 4325 W John Carpenter Freeway en Irving (código postal 75063), en el grupo de hoteles del DFW Airport North entre Esters Boulevard y Valley View Lane. Desde el pórtico del hotel hasta la acera de la terminal del DFW hay aproximadamente 3.1 millas a través de SH-114 Este e International Parkway. En horas valle el recorrido toma entre 6 y 10 minutos; en días laborales entre las 7-9 AM y 4-6 PM la congestión extiende el tiempo a entre 12 y 18 minutos debido a SH-114 y la cola de entrada a la terminal. El hotel no está en una vía propiedad del DFW, por lo que no hay peaje de entrada al aeropuerto para su shuttle. El camino de regreso desde la terminal es el mismo pero en sentido inverso (International Pkwy norte, SH-114 Este, salida Esters/Valley View) y tiene los mismos intervalos de tiempo.

¿Cuál terminal del DFW corresponde a cada línea aérea? (dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)

Make sure "7-9 AM and 4-6 PM" is translated: "entre las 7-9 AM y las 4-6 PM". Use "entre las 7-9 AM y las 4-6 PM". Or "entre las 7-9 AM y las 4-6 PM". Keep time format. We have to check punctuation: Keep period at the end of sentences. Also maintain line breaks? Not needed. Make sure HTML tags remain unchanged:

and

and

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. Double-check translation for clarity and naturalness. Let's review. Original paragraph: "The Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North is at 4325 W John Carpenter Freeway in Irving (zip 75063), in the DFW Airport North hotel cluster between Esters Boulevard and Valley View Lane. From the hotel porte-cochere to the DFW terminal curb is about 3.1 miles via SH-114 East and International Parkway. Off-peak that is a 6 to 10 minute drive; weekday 7-9 AM and 4-6 PM rush it stretches to 12 to 18 minutes because of SH-114 and the terminal entry queue. The hotel is not on a DFW property road, so there is no airport entry toll for your shuttle. The road back from the terminal goes the same way in reverse (International Pkwy north, SH-114 East, Esters/Valley View exit) and runs the same time bands." We translated: "El Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North se encuentra en 4325 W John Carpenter Freeway en Irving (código postal 75063), en el grupo de hoteles del DFW Airport North entre Esters Boulevard y Valley View Lane. Desde el pórtico del hotel hasta la acera de la terminal del DFW hay aproximadamente 3.1 millas a través de SH-114 Este e International Parkway. En horas valle el recorrido toma entre 6 y 10 minutos; en días laborales entre las 7-9 AM y las 4-6 PM la congestión extiende el tiempo a entre 12 y 18 minutos debido a SH-114 y la cola de entrada a la terminal. El hotel no está en una vía propiedad del DFW, por lo que no hay peaje de entrada al aeropuerto para su shuttle. El camino de regreso desde la terminal es el mismo pero en sentido inverso (International Pkwy norte, SH-114 Este, salida Esters/Valley View) y tiene los mismos intervalos de tiempo." Check for consistent Spanish: "En horas valle el recorrido toma entre 6 y 10 minutos; en días laborales entre las 7-9 AM y las 4-6 PM la congestión extiende el tiempo a entre 12 y 18 minutos debido a SH-114 y la cola de entrada a la terminal." Better phrasing: "En horas valle, el recorrido dura entre 6 y 10 minutos; en días laborales (7-9 AM y 4-6 PM) la congestión lo extiende a entre 12 y 18 minutos debido a SH-114 y la cola de entrada a la terminal." Might be smoother. Also we used "código postal" instead of "zip". Good. The heading: "¿Cuál terminal del DFW corresponde a cada línea aérea? (dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)". Should we use "¿Cuál terminal del DFW corresponde a cada línea aérea? (dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)" That is good. We need to keep parentheses unchanged. The original heading includes parentheses: (we drop curbside, not at a central lot). So we preserve parentheses: "(dejamos en la acera, no en el lote central)". That is fine. Make sure to keep "DFW" unchanged. Keep "Esters", "Valley View". Keep "International Pkwy". Keep "SH-114". Keep "Days Inn by Wyndham Irving Grapevine DFW Airport North". Keep "4325 W John Carpenter Freeway". Keep "Irving". Keep zip code 75063. All good. Now ensure we don't add any extra tags or text outside. Thus final answer: the translated HTML block. Potential check: The user says "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

DFW tiene cinco terminales (A, B, C, The user wants translation of HTML content 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 given paragraph and the heading. The content is about the Days Inn Irving Grapevine, with details about pickup times, advice, etc. The translation should be natural Latin American Spanish. Must keep tags like

,

etc. Also note the use of special characters like — and – which should remain. We need to preserve them as they are part of the HTML. Let's translate. Original:

The Days Inn Irving Grapevine is a common pick for travelers with a 5 AM, 6 AM, or 7 AM departure who do not want to fight DFW long-term parking or pay nightly off-airport park-and-fly rates. Two things to plan for: (1) Pickups before 5 AM should be booked the night before, not morning of — that lets us assign and confirm a driver for that window. (2) Even at 4:30 AM the SH-114 / International Parkway corridor has TSA-queue overflow at the terminal curb; we recommend you be at the porte-cochere 5 minutes ahead of your scheduled pickup time. Late-arrival pickups (10 PM – 2 AM) are also 24/7 — share your flight number on booking and we track it, so if your flight is two hours late we adjust without a re-booking call.

Pricing context: what the typical fare looks like

We need to translate the paragraph into natural Latin American Spanish. Keep city/airport names: Days Inn Irving Grapevine, DFW, SH-114, International Parkway, TSA, etc. Keep "port-cochere"? In Spanish they'd keep the term "porte-cochere"? Probably keep it unchanged. We need to keep the HTML tags and special characters. First, translate the paragraph: "The Days Inn Irving Grapevine is a common pick for travelers with a 5 AM, 6 AM, or 7 AM departure who do not want to fight DFW long-term parking or pay nightly off-airport park-and-fly rates." In Spanish: "El Days Inn Irving Grapevine es una opción frecuente para viajeros con salida a las 5 AM, 6 AM o 7 AM que no quieren lidiar con el estacionamiento a largo plazo del DFW ni pagar las tarifas nocturnas de estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto." But we want natural Latin American Spanish: "El Days Inn Irving Grapevine es una opción popular entre los viajeros con salidas a las 5 AM, 6 AM o 7 AM que no desean lidiar con el estacionamiento prolongado del DFW ni pagar las tarifas nocturnas de estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto." Second: "Two things to plan for: (1) Pickups before 5 AM should be booked the night before, not morning of — that lets us assign and confirm a driver for that window." Translate: "Dos cosas a tener en cuenta: (1) Las recogidas antes de las 5 AM deben reservarse la noche anterior, no la mañana del día — esto nos permite asignar y confirmar un conductor para ese horario." Third: "(2) Even at 4:30 AM the SH-114 / International Parkway corridor has TSA-queue overflow at the terminal curb; we recommend you be at the porte-cochere 5 minutes ahead of your scheduled pickup time." Translate: "(2) Incluso a las 4:30 AM, el corredor SH-114 / International Parkway tiene un exceso de cola de TSA en la acera de la terminal; le recomendamos estar en el porte-cochere 5 minutos antes de su hora de recogida programada." Fourth: "Late-arrival pickups (10 PM – 2 AM) are also 24/7 — share your flight number on booking and we track it, so if your flight is two hours late we adjust without a re-booking call." Translate: "Las recogidas de llegadas tardías (10 PM – 2 AM) también están disponibles 24/7 — comparta su número de vuelo al reservar y lo seguimos, de modo que si su vuelo se retrasa dos horas ajustamos sin necesidad de una llamada para reprogramar." Then heading:

Pricing context: what the typical fare looks like

Translate: "

Contexto de precios: cómo es la tarifa típica

" We must preserve HTML tags and keep any punctuation exactly as needed. But need to consider if "Days Inn Irving Grapevine" should be kept unchanged. Probably keep unchanged. "DFW" unchanged. "SH-114" unchanged. "International Parkway" unchanged. "TSA" unchanged. "port-cochere"? It might be a French term used in English, keep unchanged. "24/7" unchanged. "PM" unchanged. "AM" unchanged. The HTML tags:

and

surrounding the paragraph;

and

. Also the special characters: — and – should be kept as is. The text should be natural Latin American Spanish. Check for any need to preserve accent characters and such. Potential nuance: The term "park-and-fly" in Spanish: "estacionamiento y vuelo"? Could be "estacionamiento y vuelo" but keep English? The original phrase "off-airport park-and-fly rates". In Spanish we might translate as "tarifas de estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto" which we did. Now re-check translation for naturalness. Original paragraph: "The Days Inn Irving Grapevine is a common pick for travelers with a 5 AM, 6 AM, or 7 AM departure who do not want to fight DFW long-term parking or pay nightly off-airport park-and-fly rates." Spanish: "El Days Inn Irving Grapevine es una opción frecuente para viajeros con una salida a las 5 AM, 6 AM o 7 AM que no desean lidiar con el estacionamiento a largo plazo del DFW ni pagar las tarifas nocturnas de estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto." Could also be "es una opción popular entre los viajeros..." That is fine. Second sentence: "Two things to plan for: (1) Pickups before 5 AM should be booked the night before, not morning of — that lets us assign and confirm a driver for that window." Spanish: "Dos cosas a tener en cuenta: (1) Las recogidas antes de las 5 AM deben reservarse la noche anterior, no la mañana del día — esto nos permite asignar y confirmar un conductor para ese horario." Alternatively: "no la mañana de" but "del día" maybe okay. Third: "(2) Even at 4:30 AM the SH-114 / International Parkway corridor has TSA-queue overflow at the terminal curb; we recommend you be at the porte-cochere 5 minutes ahead of your scheduled pickup time." Spanish: "(2) Incluso a las 4:30 AM, el corredor SH-114 / International Parkway tiene un exceso de cola de TSA en la acera de la terminal; le recomendamos estar en el porte-cochere 5 minutos antes de su hora de recogida programada." Better to include "a.m."? Keep "AM" unchanged. Fourth: "Late-arrival pickups (10 PM – 2 AM) are also 24/7 — share your flight number on booking and we track it, so if your flight is two hours late we adjust without a re-booking call." Spanish: "Las recogidas de llegadas tardías (10 PM – 2 AM) también están disponibles 24/7 — comparta su número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y lo seguimos, de modo que si su vuelo se retrasa dos horas, ajustamos sin necesidad de una llamada para reprogramar." Heading: "Pricing context: what the typical fare looks like" => "Contexto de precios: cómo es la tarifa típica" Alternatively "Contexto de precios: cómo se ve la tarifa típica". "looks like" -> "se ve". Could be "Cómo se ve la tarifa típica". Might be more natural. Thus heading: "

Contexto de precios: cómo se ve la tarifa típica

" Now incorporate the whole translation as a single HTML snippet. We need to keep

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around the paragraph. Let's combine:

El Days Inn Irving Grapevine es una opción popular entre los viajeros con salidas a las 5 AM, 6 AM o 7 AM que no desean lidiar con el estacionamiento a largo plazo del DFW ni pagar las tarifas nocturnas de estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto. Dos cosas a tener en cuenta: (1) Las recogidas antes de las 5 AM deben reservarse la noche anterior, no la mañana del día — esto nos permite asignar y confirmar un conductor para ese horario. (2) Incluso a las 4:30 AM, el corredor SH-114 / International Parkway tiene un exceso de cola de TSA en la acera de la terminal; le recomendamos estar en el porte-cochere 5 minutos antes de su hora de recogida programada. Las recogidas de llegadas tardías (10 PM – 2 AM) también están disponibles 24/7 — comparta su número de vuelo al hacer la reserva y lo seguimos, de modo que si su vuelo se retrasa dos horas, ajustamos We need to translate this 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. The given HTML:

Door-to-door fares are address-based, but for grounded benchmarks: a 1 or 2 passenger one-way sedan trip from this stretch of W John Carpenter Freeway to any DFW terminal is typically in the $46 to $57 range; a 3 to 4 passenger SUV is generally $90 to $130 depending on luggage and time of day; an 8 passenger shuttle for a group lands around $200 to $280. These numbers are not a published flat rate — they are typical observed totals from completed trips on this exact corridor (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 W John Carpenter Frwy hotels to DFW). Your real quote comes from our online booking tool: enter the actual hotel address and DFW Airport, choose your pickup time, and the price you see includes tolls and a curbside drop at your specific terminal. Round-trip booking with promo code ONLINE takes 10 percent off the round-trip total at checkout.

Nearby destinations we also serve from this hotel

We need to translate the text inside the

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tags to natural Latin American Spanish, presumably a colloquial style used in Latin America for travelers, but still appropriate. We need to keep HTML tags exactly the same. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: W John Carpenter Freeway, DFW, etc. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none in this text). Keep the promo code ONLINE unchanged. We need to produce only the translated HTML. So the output should be the same structure, with Spanish translations. We need to watch for any technical terms that need translation: "Door-to-door fares are address-based" could be "Las tarifas puerta a puerta se basan en la dirección", but keep a natural Latin American Spanish: maybe "Las tarifas puerta a puerta se calculan según la dirección". "but for grounded benchmarks" maybe "pero como referencia": "pero para tener una referencia". "a 1 or 2 passenger one-way sedan trip from this stretch of W John Carpenter Freeway to any DFW terminal is typically in the $46 to $57 range". We need to keep the numbers and currency symbols. We might translate "one-way sedan trip" as "viaje de ida en sedán para 1 o 2 pasajeros". "is typically in the $46 to $57 range" can be "generalmente está entre $46 y $57". "a 3 to 4 passenger SUV is generally $90 to $130 depending on luggage and time of day" can be "un SUV para 3 o 4 pasajeros generalmente cuesta entre $90 y $130, dependiendo del equipaje y la hora del día". "an 8 passenger shuttle for a group lands around $200 to $280" can be "una shuttle para 8 pasajeros para un grupo ronda los $200 a $280". "These numbers are not a published flat rate — they are typical observed totals from completed trips on this exact corridor (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 W John Carpenter Frwy hotels to DFW)." Could be "Estas cifras no son una tarifa fija publicada — son los totales típicos observados de viajes completados en este corredor exacto (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 W John Carpenter Frwy hoteles a DFW)." Keep the dash as —. "Your real quote comes from our online booking tool: enter the actual hotel address and DFW Airport, choose your pickup time, and the price you see includes tolls and a curbside drop at your specific terminal." Could be "Tu cotización real viene de nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea: ingresa la dirección exacta del hotel y el Aeropuerto DFW, elige la hora de recogida y el precio que ves incluye peajes y la bajada en la acera en tu terminal específica." "Round-trip booking with promo code ONLINE takes 10 percent off the round-trip total at checkout." Could be "Reservar ida y vuelta con el código promocional ONLINE te descuenta un 10% del total de la vuelta en el pago."

Nearby destinations we also serve from this hotel

could be "Destinos cercanos que también servimos desde este hotel". That's a translation. We need to maintain punctuation and HTML entities like —. The input uses — to represent an em dash. We can keep that. We must ensure the Spanish is natural for Latin American travelers. Use "usted" maybe or "tú"? For travel context, use "tú". Keep a friendly tone. Potential translation:

Las tarifas puerta a puerta se calculan según la dirección, pero para tener una referencia: un viaje de ida en sedán para 1 o 2 pasajeros desde este tramo de W John Carpenter Freeway a cualquier terminal del DFW generalmente está entre $46 y $57; un SUV para 3 o 4 pasajeros suele costar entre $90 y $130, dependiendo del equipaje y la hora del día; una shuttle para 8 pasajeros para un grupo ronda los $200 a $280. Estas cifras no son una tarifa fija publicada — son los totales típicos observados de viajes completados en este corredor exacto (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 W John Carpenter Frwy hoteles a DFW). Tu cotización real viene de nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea: ingresa la dirección exacta del hotel y el Aeropuerto DFW, elige la hora de recogida y el precio que ves incluye peajes y la bajada en la acera en tu terminal específica. Reservar ida y vuelta con el código promocional ONLINE te descuenta un 10% del total de la vuelta en el pago.

Destinos cercanos que también servimos desde este hotel

Check for any missing translation: "Door-to-door fares are address-based" could also be "Las tarifas de puerta a puerta se basan en la dirección". But we used "se calculan según la dirección", which is okay. "but for grounded benchmarks" maybe "pero para tener una referencia". Could be "pero para darte una idea". "grounded benchmarks" might be "referencias concretas". But okay. We need to ensure no changes to HTML tags. The

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tags are present. The tags remain. Potential improvements: Use "el código promocional" correctly. Should we keep "código promocional"? Yes. Also "peajes" means tolls. That is fine. "curbside drop" can be "dejada en la acera"? But we used "bajada en la acera". Could be "dejar en la acera" but "bajada" is okay. "Round-trip booking" is "reserva de ida y vuelta". That's fine. Check all numeric placeholders: The input includes "$46 to $57", "$90 to $130", "$200 to $280". Those remain unchanged. The corridor numbers: (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 W John Carpenter Frwy hotels to DFW). Should we translate "hoteles"? We could keep "hoteles". The phrase "W John Carpenter Frwy hotels" is presumably a location. It might be "hoteles W John Carpenter Frwy". Could translate to "hoteles de W John Carpenter Frwy". But we need to keep "W John Carpenter Frwy" unchanged. We could say "hoteles de W John Carpenter Frwy". The parentheses contain the same text: (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 W John Carpenter Frwy hotels to DFW). That is a list of addresses. Might not need translation, but we could translate "hoteles" to "hoteles". It is fine to keep "hoteles". Or we could translate "hotels" to "hoteles". Probably better to translate "hotels" to "hoteles". So we could keep it as is: "hoteles". So we could keep "W John Carpenter Frwy hotels" unchanged, but we can translate "hotels" to "hoteles". It's probably okay. Make sure the HTML includes — as in original. Keep that. Thus final output is the translated HTML. Ensure we include the

and

tags exactly. Potential final answer:

Las tarifas puerta a puerta se calculan según la dirección, pero para tener una referencia: un viaje de ida en sedán para 1 o 2 pasajeros desde este tramo de W John Carpenter Freeway a cualquier terminal del DFW generalmente está entre $46 y $57; un SUV para 3 o 4 pasajeros suele costar entre $90 y $130, dependiendo del equipaje y la hora del día; una shuttle para 8 pasajeros para un grupo ronda los $200 a $280. Estas cifras no son una tarifa fija publicada — son los totales típicos observados de viajes completados en este corredor exacto (4325 / 4500 / 4550 / 4850 hoteles de W John Carpenter Frwy al DFW). Tu cotización real viene de nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea: ingresa la dirección exacta del hotel y el Aeropuerto DFW, elige la hora de recogida y el precio que ves incluye peajes The user wants to translate a piece of HTML content (an airport shuttle landing page) from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names, codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the paragraph text within

and heading

. We need to preserve HTML tags. The HTML includes:

Because the Days Inn sits in the DFW Airport North corridor, guests often book us for more than just the airport run. Common non-DFW destinations from this hotel: the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine (about 4 miles north, 10 minutes), Grapevine Mills mall (about 5 miles, 12 minutes), the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas (about 8 miles south, 12 to 18 minutes), Toyota Music Factory (about 9 miles, 15 minutes), AT&T Stadium in Arlington for Cowboys games (about 18 miles, 25 to 35 minutes), and downtown Dallas hotel transfers (about 20 miles, 25 to 40 minutes depending on Stemmons/I-35E traffic). For something like a Cowboys game or a Dallas Stars game we recommend pre-booking the return ride too — surge-priced rideshares back to a DFW Airport hotel after a 9 PM event are a known pain point.

What to ask the front desk before your pickup

We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish, likely a Mexican or generic Spanish as spoken in Latin America. Must keep all HTML tags, e.g.,

, , & etc. We should translate the text but preserve names, city names, airport codes, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. So "DFW Airport North corridor" stays as is? Possibly keep "DFW Airport". "Days Inn" maybe we can keep "Days Inn". "DFW Airport" maybe keep "DFW Airport". "Stemmons/I-35E" keep as is. "9 PM" is numeric, keep. "18 miles" numeric, but we must translate "about". Use "aproximadamente". "miles" we may translate to "millas". But the instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Does "miles" need to be translated? Probably not needed, but we can translate into Spanish "millas". It's a word, not a proper name, so it's okay to translate. Keep numbers unchanged. Keep phone numbers unchanged. There are no phone numbers in this text. Keep URLs unchanged. There is none. We must preserve punctuation and HTML tags. So we will produce something like:

Dado que el Days Inn se encuentra en el corredor norte del Aeropuerto DFW, los huéspedes a menudo nos reservan no solo para el recorrido al aeropuerto. Destinos frecuentes que no son DFW desde este hotel: el Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center en Grapevine (aproximadamente 4 millas al norte, 10 minutos), el Grapevine Mills mall (aproximadamente 5 millas, 12 minutos), el Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas (aproximadamente 8 millas al sur, 12 a 18 minutos), Toyota Music Factory (aproximadamente 9 millas, 15 minutos), el AT&T Stadium en Arlington para los partidos de los Cowboys (aproximadamente 18 millas, 25 a 35 minutos), y traslados a hoteles en el centro de Dallas (aproximadamente 20 millas, 25 a 40 minutos dependiendo del tráfico en Stemmons/I-35E). Para eventos como un partido de los Cowboys o de los Dallas Stars, recomendamos reservar también el regreso con anticipación — los viajes compartidos con precios inflated (¿?) después de un evento después de las 9 PM hacia un hotel del Aeropuerto DFW son un punto de dolor conocido.

But we need natural Latin American Spanish. Let's think about how to phrase this: "Because the Days Inn sits in the DFW Airport North corridor, guests often book us for more than just the airport run." Possibly: "Dado que el Days Inn está ubicado en el corredor norte del Aeropuerto DFW, los huéspedes a menudo nos reservan no solo para el traslado al aeropuerto." That's okay. Then "Common non-DFW destinations from this hotel: the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine (about 4 miles north, 10 minutes), Grapevine Mills mall (about 5 miles, 12 minutes), the Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas (about 8 miles south, 12 to 18 minutes), Toyota Music Factory (about 9 miles, 15 minutes), AT&T Stadium in Arlington for Cowboys games (about 18 miles, 25 to 35 minutes), and downtown Dallas hotel transfers (about 20 miles, 25 to 40 minutes depending on Stemmons/I-35E traffic)." We could translate as: "Destinos frecuentes que no son DFW desde este hotel: el Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center en Grapevine (aproximadamente 4 millas al norte, 10 minutos), el Grapevine Mills mall (aproximadamente 5 millas, 12 minutos), el Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas (aproximadamente 8 millas al sur, 12 a 18 minutos), el Toyota Music Factory (aproximadamente 9 millas, 15 minutos), el AT&T Stadium en Arlington para los partidos de los Cowboys (aproximadamente 18 millas, 25 a 35 minutos), y los traslados a hoteles en el centro de Dallas (aproximadamente 20 millas, 25 a 40 minutos dependiendo del tráfico en Stemmons/I-35E)." Now "For something like a Cowboys game or a Dallas Stars game we recommend pre-booking the return ride too — surge-priced rideshares back to a DFW Airport hotel after a 9 PM event are a known pain point." Translate: "Para eventos como un partido de los Cowboys o de los Dallas Stars, recomendamos reservar también el viaje de regreso con anticipación — los viajes compartidos con precios inflados de regreso a un hotel del Aeropuerto DFW después de un evento después de las 9 PM son un punto de dolor conocido." However "surge-priced rideshares" could be "viajes compartidos con precios elevados" or "viajes compartidos con tarifas dinámicas". "known pain point" is "un problema conocido" or "un inconveniente conocido". We want natural. "un problema conocido" is okay. Now heading: "

What to ask the front desk before your pickup

" -> "Qué preguntar en la recepción antes de tu recogida". Or "Qué preguntar al recepcionista antes de tu recogida". Let's think of Latin American Spanish: "Qué preguntar en la recepción antes de tu recogida". That's good. Now ensure HTML tags are exactly as original:

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...

. Keep tags and & and — as is. Keep city names unchanged. Keep "Stemmons/I-35E". Keep numeric distances and times unchanged. Possibly keep English "miles" unchanged? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It does not mention distances or units. However, distances are part of the content; it's okay to translate "miles" to "millas". That would be consistent with Spanish translation. The instruction only says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we can translate miles. Might be better to keep "millas" rather than "miles". Also "minutes" to "minutos". Yes. Make sure to use proper Spanish punctuation. Keep HTML entities like & and — unchanged. Now we need to produce final HTML with translations. But we need to consider "Natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." So ensure we use common phrasing that a traveler would understand. Use "traslado" for transfer. Use "recogida" for pickup. Use "recepción" for front desk. Use "precio inflated" perhaps we can say "tarifa incrementada". Actually "surge-priced rideshares" can be "viajes compartidos con precio por ola" which is unnatural. Better "viajes compartidos con precios elevados". Or "viajes compartidos con tarifas pico". Or "rideshares con precio elevado". Use "rideshare" loanword "ride-sharing"? Could keep "rideshare" but in Spanish it's often "ride-sharing". However it's okay to use "rideshare". But perhaps we can use "servicios de viaje compartido con precios inflados". That's okay. We need to be careful about translation of "pain point". Could be "inconveniente". Use "problema frecuente". The phrase "known pain point" means "un problema común". So "un problema conocido" or "un inconveniente frecuente". We have a user request: "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." The user provided an HTML snippet (a

paragraph) with some English text. We need to translate it into natural Latin American Spanish, for travelers, preserving all HTML tags, city/airport names, codes, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. We must output only the translated HTML. There is no disallowed content; it's a straightforward translation request. We need to produce a Spanish translation that is natural in Latin American Spanish, perhaps using "usted" form for politeness, but it's a landing page for travelers, might use "tú". Probably use "tú" as it's more friendly for travelers. Or "usted" might be more formal. We need to ensure naturalness. We also need to preserve HTML tags exactly, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (none appear in the given snippet). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none appear). So just the

tag and its content will be translated. Original text:

Two quick logistics points specific to this property: (1) the hotel has its own porte-cochere on the south side of the building — tell the front desk you have a Texas Shuttle pickup so they do not flag the vehicle and so they can call your room when we are 2 minutes out; (2) if you have more than three checked bags or oversized items (golf clubs, ski bags, two-person stroller), let us know on booking so we send the right vehicle — a standard sedan trunk fits two large checked bags plus carry-ons, anything more wants the SUV.

We need to translate: "Two quick logistics points specific to this property: (1) the hotel has its own porte-cochere on the south side of the building — tell the front desk you have a Texas Shuttle pickup so they do not flag the vehicle and so they can call your room when we are 2 minutes out; (2) if you have more than three checked bags or oversized items (golf clubs, ski bags, two-person stroller), let us know on booking so we send the right vehicle — a standard sedan trunk fits two large checked bags plus carry-ons, anything more wants the SUV." We need to convey the meaning: "two quick logistics points specific to this property". In Spanish, maybe "dos puntos logísticos rápidos específicos de esta propiedad". But natural Latin American Spanish: "dos aspectos logísticos importantes para esta propiedad". Or "dos puntos logísticos rápidos específicos del hotel". Better: "Dos aspectos logísticos rápidos específicos de esta propiedad". We need to translate "the hotel has its own porte-cochere on the south side of the building — tell the front desk you have a Texas Shuttle pickup so they do not flag the vehicle and so they can call your room when we are 2 minutes out". The term "porte-cochere" is French, but used in English to refer to a covered entrance for vehicles. In Spanish we can use "portezuelo" or "entrada de vehículos". Or just keep "porte-cochere" maybe as is. But we can translate as "el hotel cuenta con su propio acceso vehicular en el lado sur del edificio". That would be natural. Then: "avisa a la recepción que tienes un recogida de Texas Shuttle para que no detengan el vehículo y para que puedan llamar a tu habitación cuando estemos a 2 minutos de distancia". But need to keep the exact phrase "Texas Shuttle". So "avisa a la recepción que tienes una recogida de Texas Shuttle para que no detengan el vehículo y puedan llamar a tu habitación cuando estemos a 2 minutos de distancia." That conveys. Then second point: "if you have more than three checked bags or oversized items (golf clubs, ski bags, two-person stroller), let us know on booking so we send the right vehicle — a standard sedan trunk fits two large checked bags plus carry-ons, anything more wants the SUV." In Spanish: "si tienes más de tres equipaje facturado o artículos sobredimensionados (palos de golf, bolsas de esquí, cochecito de dos plazas), avísanos al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado — el maletero de un sedán estándar cabe dos maletas grandes facturadas más el equipaje de mano, cualquier cosa adicional requiere una SUV." That seems natural. But we need to keep the dash as HTML entity —? It is already — in the original HTML. It can be left as —. Should we replace with a dash? The instruction says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So the content inside

includes — as an entity. We need to preserve it exactly. So we should keep — as is. The content includes parentheses, colons, hyphens, etc. We need to keep them unchanged. Thus we need to produce the Spanish translation while preserving punctuation and formatting, including —. We need to ensure no extra spaces or line breaks; keep the HTML tag

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. Now, let's translate more naturally. We need to decide whether to use "usted" or "tú". The context is a service for travelers; we might address them informally, using "tú". Usually in Latin American Spanish for service pages, we use "tú". So "avisa a la recepción", "te pueden llamar", etc. Use "tu" (without accent) as appropriate. Let's break down the original. Original: "Two quick logistics points specific to this property: (1) the hotel has its own porte-cochere on the south side of the building — tell the front desk you have a Texas Shuttle pickup so they do not flag the vehicle and so they can call your room when we are 2 minutes out; (2) if you have more than three checked bags or oversized items (golf clubs, ski bags, two-person stroller), let us know on booking so we send the right vehicle — a standard sedan trunk fits two large checked bags plus carry-ons, anything more wants the SUV." We'll produce Spanish translation: "Dos puntos logísticos rápidos específicos de esta propiedad: (1) el hotel cuenta con su propio acceso vehicular en el lado sur del edificio — avisa a la recepción que tienes una recogida de Texas Shuttle para que no detengan el vehículo y puedan llamar a tu habitación cuando estemos a 2 minutos de distancia; (2) si tienes más de tres equipajes facturados o artículos sobredimensionados (palos de golf, bolsas de esquí, cochecito de dos plazas), avísanos al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado — el maletero de un sedán estándar cabe dos maletas grandes facturadas más el equipaje de mano, cualquier cosa adicional requiere una SUV." But we need to preserve "Texas Shuttle". In Spanish, it's okay to keep it as Texas Shuttle. Possibly "recogida de Texas Shuttle" is okay. Check translation: "access vehicular" might be "entrada de vehículos" or "acceso para vehículos". "Porte-cochere" may be known as "portezuelo" but it's okay to translate to "acceso vehicular". Or we could keep "porte-cochere". The original phrase "the hotel has its own porte-cochere on the south side of the building". "Porte-cochere" is a term for a covered entrance for vehicles. In Spanish we could translate as "el hotel tiene su propio portezuelo en el lado sur del edificio". But the term "portezuelo" might be less known. It might be better to say "el hotel tiene su propio acceso vehicular cubierto en el lado sur del edificio". The phrase "cover entrance" maybe "entrada cubierta". But we can choose "acceso vehicular". That conveys the meaning. Now ensure we keep parentheses and punctuation. We have two points separated by semicolon. In Spanish, semicolons are used similarly. So preserve. Original includes parentheses for enumerations: (1) and (2). Keep them. Now check if any city/airport names appear: "Texas Shuttle" includes Texas, but that's a state, not city. The request says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Texas is not a city name but a state. However, "Texas Shuttle" is a brand name. Keep it unchanged. Phone numbers and URLs: none present. Thus the output should be:

Dos puntos logísticos rápidos específicos de esta propiedad: (1) el hotel cuenta con su propio acceso vehicular en el lado sur del edificio — avisa a la recepción que tienes una recogida de Texas Shuttle para que no detengan el vehículo y puedan llamar a tu habitación cuando estemos a 2 minutos de distancia; (2) si tienes más de tres equipajes facturados o artículos sobredimensionados (palos de golf, bolsas de esquí, cochecito de dos plazas), avísanos al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado — el maletero de un sedán estándar cabe dos maletas grandes facturadas más el equipaje de mano, cualquier cosa adicional requiere una SUV.

Now check if any translation is unnatural: "Dos puntos logísticos rápidos específicos de esta propiedad" - "puntos logísticos rápidos" might be a bit redundant. Could be "dos aspectos logísticos importantes". But "puntos logísticos rápidos" maybe okay. The phrase "específicos de esta propiedad" is okay. Alternatively "específicos del hotel" but it's property