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Ennis to Austin Airport Shuttle
Should translate to Spanish: "Traslado Ennis al Aeropuerto de Austin" or "Shuttle Ennis al Aeropuerto de Austin". Natural Latin American Spanish: "Traslado de Ennis al Aeropuerto de Austin". Keep tags.Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your reliable door-to-door transportation solution from Ennis to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Our private shuttle service ensures a smooth journey along the scenic route via I-35, connecting you efficiently with both terminals at AUS.
Translate: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, su solución confiable de transporte puerta a puerta desde Ennis al Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom (AUS). Nuestro servicio de traslado privado garantiza un viaje tranquilo por la ruta escénica mediante la I-35, conectándolo eficientemente con ambas terminales del AUS." Need to keep "I-35" unchanged. "AUS" unchanged. NextRoute Details: Ennis to Austin via I-45 and I-35
Translate: "Detalles de la ruta: Ennis a Austin mediante I-45 e I-35" Maybe "Detalles de la ruta: Ennis a Austin por I-45 y I-35". Latin American Spanish: "Detalles de la ruta: Ennis a Austin vía I-45 e I-35". Keep tags. NextThe Ennis to Austin shuttle route is about 185-190 miles by road. From Ennis, drivers take I-45 South to Hillsboro (roughly 50 miles), then transition to I-35 South through Waco, Temple, Salado, Round Rock, and into Austin to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) — about another 135 miles. In light traffic the trip is around 3 hours 30 minutes non-stop. Plan for 4 to 5 hours during Austin morning or evening rush, and add more if you're traveling on a Friday or during ongoing I-35 capital-improvement construction. The most common slow-down is the I-35 corridor between Salado and Round Rock, followed by arrival traffic into AUS itself. We build a buffer into every quoted pickup time so your driver leaves Ennis early enough to absorb a normal delay without missing your flight.
We need to translate the sentences, keeping numbers, codes, and strong tags content unchanged (they contain numbers or route names). Also preserve the dash (—) maybe we keep as is (it's a Unicode em dash). Should we keep same? Probably keep as is, it's not text to translate but we can keep same. Translate: "The Ennis to Austin shuttle route is about 185-190 miles by road." => "La ruta del traslado de Ennis a Austin tiene una longitud aproximada de 185-190 millas por carretera." But note: keep numbers unchanged inside strong? The strong contains "185-190 miles". We need to keep that exactly? The instruction: Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It didn't say to keep the content inside strong unchanged; we can translate surrounding text but the strong content is part of the text; if we translate "miles" to "millas", that would change the content inside strong. However the strong tag is part of the HTML; the content inside is text. Should we keep it unchanged? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." It doesn't say keep the inner text unchanged. It says keep tags exactly as-is. So we can translate the text inside tags, but we must keep the tags themselves unchanged. However the strong tag encloses numeric values with units; if we change "miles" to "millas", we are altering the text but not the tag. Is that allowed? Usually they'd want to keep the numbers and maybe the unit as is because it's a measurement. The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It didn't say keep measurements unchanged. But to be safe, perhaps we should keep the exact phrase inside strong unchanged because it's a measurement that may be considered part of the data. However they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That's about tags, not content. The examples: they'd likely want to translate "185-190 miles" to "185-190 millas" because that's natural Spanish. But they also said "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." They didn't mention measurements. So we can translate the unit. But we need to ensure we keep the strong tags exactly as they appear ( and ). So we can change the inner text. Proceed similarly for other strong contents: "I-45 South to Hillsboro", "I-35 South", "3 hours 30 minutes", "4 to 5 hours". Those contain text besides numbers; we should translate the non-numeric parts? For "I-45 South to Hillsboro", "South" could be translated to "Sur". But the instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "I-45 South to Hillsboro" includes a direction and a city name. The city name Hillsboro should stay unchanged. The direction "South" could be translated to "Sur". However the phrase may be considered a proper noun? Not really. In Latin American Spanish, they often keep "South" as "Sur". I'd translate "South" to "Sur". Keep "I-45" unchanged. So "I-45 Sur a Hillsboro". Similarly "I-35 South" => "I-35 Sur". For "3 hours 30 minutes" => "3 horas 30 minutos". For "4 to 5 hours" => "4 a 5 horas". Keep numbers unchanged. Now translate the rest. Let's do stepwise. Original paragraph: "The Ennis to Austin shuttle route is about 185-190 miles by road. From Ennis, drivers take I-45 South to Hillsboro (roughly 50 miles), then transition to I-35 South through Waco, Temple, Salado, Round Rock, and into Austin to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) — about another 135 miles. In light traffic the trip is around 3 hours 30 minutes non-stop. Plan for 4 to 5 hours during Austin morning or evening rush, and add more if you're traveling on a Friday or during ongoing I-35 capital-improvement construction. The most common slow-down is the I-35 corridor between Salado and Round Rock, followed by arrival traffic into AUS itself. We build a buffer into every quoted pickup time so your driver leaves Ennis early enough to absorb a normal delay without missing your flight." Translate: "La ruta del traslado de Ennis a Austin tiene una longitud aproximada de 185-190 millas por carretera. Desde Ennis, los conductores toman la I-45 Sur a Hillsboro (aproximadamente 50 millas), luego continúan por la I-35 Sur pasando por Waco, Temple, Salado, Round Rock y hacia Austin hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) — otras aproximadamente 135 millas. Con poco tráfico el viaje dura alrededor de 3 horas 30 minutos sin paradas. Calcule entre 4 y 5 horas durante la hora pico matutina o vespertina de Austin, y añada más tiempo si viaja un viernes o durante la construcción en curso de mejoras en la I-35. La ralentización más frecuente ocurre en el corredor de la I-35 entre Salado y Round Rock, seguida por el tráfico de llegada al propio AUS. Incluimos un margen de tiempo en cada hora de recogida indicada para que su conductor salga de Ennis con suficiente antelación y pueda absorber un retraso normal sin perder su vuelo." Check we kept tags: tags unchanged. Need to ensure we didn't accidentally modify any tag like I-45 South to Hillsboro became I-45 Sur a Hillsboro. That's fine. Now next part:Why Choose Texas Shuttle?
Translate: "¿Por qué elegir Texas Shuttle?" Maybe "¿Por qué elegir Texas Shuttle?" Keep tag. Then- Personalized Service We need to translate HTML content to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, keeping HTML tags unchanged, city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none in snippet). Return only translated HTML. We have:
- Comfortable Ride: Our shuttles are equipped with ample space, climate control, and comfortable seating.
- Prompt Pickups: We ensure punctuality to minimize any stress associated with travel.
Pickup Areas in Ennis and Drop-off at AUS
Texas Shuttle is fully door-to-door and private — your driver picks you up at your exact address in Ennis, not at a station or shared lot. We routinely serve residential pickups across Ennis, hotel pickups along the IH-45 corridor, the Ennis Regional Medical Center area, downtown Ennis Avenue, and businesses along US-287. At AUS, we drop you off at the Barbara Jordan Terminal — the main terminal where every major carrier (American, Delta, United, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit, and as of 2025 Allegiant) now operates. Drop-off is at the upper-deck Departures roadway, directly outside the airline check-in doors. Note that the AUS South Terminal is closed to scheduled commercial service — if your itinerary still references it, your flight is now at Barbara Jordan, and that is where we will take you.
When to Book and How Early to Leave Ennis
We need to translate inner text, keep tags. Let's translate: - Comfortable Ride: Nuestros traslados están equipados con amplio espacio, control de clima y asientos cómodos. But "Comfortable Ride:" maybe "Viaje cómodo:"? Keep strong tag. Need natural Latin American Spanish. Use "Viaje cómodo:"? Could be "Traslado cómodo:" but "Ride" as "Viaje". "Comfortable Ride:" = "Viaje cómodo:"? Or "Traslado cómodo:" maybe. Let's see typical: "Viaje cómodo". Use "Viaje cómodo:". Second:
- Prompt Pickups: We ensure punctuality to minimize any stress associated with travel. Translate: "
- Recogidas puntuales: Garantizamos puntualidad para minimizar cualquier estrés relacionado con el viaje. " Now
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- Comfortable Ride: Our shuttles are equipped with ample space, climate control, and comfortable seating.
- Prompt Pickups: We ensure punctuality to minimize any stress associated with travel.
Pickup Areas in Ennis and Drop-off at AUS
Translate: "Zonas de recogida en Ennis y entrega en AUS
" maybe "Áreas de recogida". Use natural: "Zonas de recogida en Ennis y entrega en AUS". Paragraph: "Texas Shuttle is fully door-to-door and private — your driver picks you up at your exact address in Ennis, not at a station or shared lot. We routinely serve residential pickups across Ennis, hotel pickups along the IH-45 corridor, the Ennis Regional Medical Center area, downtown Ennis Avenue, and businesses along US-287. At AUS, we drop you off at the Barbara Jordan Terminal — the main terminal where every major carrier (American, Delta, United, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit, and as of 2025 Allegiant) now operates. Drop-off is at the upper-deck Departures roadway, directly outside the airline check-in doors. Note that the AUS South Terminal is closed to scheduled commercial service — if your itinerary still references it, your flight is now at Barbara Jordan, and that is where we will take you." Translate with same tags: door-to-door and private keep inside. Spanish translation: "Texas Shuttle es totalmente de puerta a puerta y privado — su conductor lo recoge en su dirección exacta en Ennis, no en una estación o lote compartido. Ofrecemos recogidas residenciales en todo Ennis, recogidas en hoteles a lo largo del corredor IH-45, el área del Centro Médico Regional de Ennis, la avenida centro de Ennis, y negocios a lo largo de US-287. En AUS, lo dejamos en el Terminal Barbara Jordan — la terminal principal donde operan todas las aerolíneas principales (American, Delta, United, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit y, a partir de 2025, Allegiant). La entrega se realiza en la carretera de salida del nivel superior, directamente fuera de las puertas de facturación de las aerolíneas. Tenga en cuenta que la Terminal Sur de AUS está cerrada al servicio comercial programado — si su itinerario aún la menciona, su vuelo ahora está en Barbara Jordan y allí lo llevaremos." Need to keep city/airport names unchanged: Ennis, AUS, IH-45, US-287, Barbara Jordan Terminal, South Terminal. Keep phone numbers/URLs unchanged (none). Keep tags. Now finalWhen to Book and How Early to Leave Ennis
Translate: "Cuándo reservar y con cuánta antelación salir de Ennis
" maybe natural: "Cuándo reservar y con cuánta antelación salir de Ennis". Or "Cuándo hacer la reserva y con cuánta antelación salir de Ennis". Keep natural Latin American Spanish. Use "Cuándo reservar y con cuánta antelación salir de Ennis". Or "Cuándo reservar y con cuánta antelación salir de Ennis". Let's go with that. Now produce final HTML string with translated text inside tags, preserving tags exactly. Check tags: we need to keep the openingPickup Areas in Ennis and Drop-off at AUS
Texas Shuttle is fully door-to-door and private — your driver picks you up at your exact address in Ennis, not at a station or shared lot. We routinely serve residential pickups across Ennis, hotel pickups along the IH-45 corridor, the Ennis Regional Medical Center area, downtown Ennis Avenue, and businesses along US-287. At AUS, we drop you off at the Barbara Jordan Terminal — the main terminal where every major carrier (American, Delta, United, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit, and as of 2025 Allegiant) now operates. Drop-off is at the upper-deck Departures roadway, directly outside the airline check-in doors. Note that the AUS South Terminal is closed to scheduled commercial service — if your itinerary still references it, your flight is now at Barbara Jordan, and that is where we will take you.
When to Book and How Early to Leave Ennis
We must preserve the closing after the two li's. Thus final output: translate inner texts. Let's craft:Zonas de recogida en Ennis y entrega en AUS
Texas Shuttle es totalmente de puerta a puerta y privado — su conductor lo recoge en su dirección exacta en Ennis, no en una estación o lote compartido. Ofrecemos recogidas residenciales en todo Ennis, recogidas en hoteles a lo largo del corredor IH-45, el área del Centro Médico Regional de Ennis, la avenida centro de Ennis, y negocios a lo largo de US-287. En AUS, lo dejamos en el Terminal Barbara Jordan — la terminal principal donde operan todas las aerolíneas principales (American, Delta, United, Southwest, Alaska, JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit y, a partir de 2025, Allegiant). La entrega se realiza en la carretera de salida del nivel superior, directamente fuera de las puertas de facturación de las aerolíneas. Tenga en cuenta que la Terminal Sur de AUS está cerrada al servicio comercial programado — si su itinerario aún la menciona, su vuelo ahora está en Barbara Jordan y allí lo llevaremos.
Cuándo reservar y con cuánta antelación salir de Ennis
Check tags: we kept ... We need to translate the English text to natural Latin American Spanish, preserving HTML tags exactly, not altering them. Need to translate the content inside tags, but keep tags unchanged (including ,, etc). Also keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (e.g., AUS, Ennis). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (phone number (817) 403-6196). Keep promo code unchanged (ONLINE). Ensure translation is natural for Latin American travelers. We must return only the translated HTML. Let's translate sentence by sentence. Original:
For early-morning departures we recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance so we can pre-position a vehicle in Ellis County overnight; same-day bookings are usually possible if a vehicle is available. A reliable rule of thumb for departure time is drive time + 90 minutes before your scheduled flight, which covers AUS curbside drop-off and standard security. For example, for a 7:00 AM departure out of AUS, plan a pickup in Ennis around 2:30 AM (3.5 hours drive + 1.5 hours airport buffer). If your flight is delayed or rescheduled before pickup, just call us — we'll move your reservation at no charge as long as a vehicle is still available. To book, use our online tool for an instant door-to-door quote, or call (817) 403-6196 (staffed 8am-6pm CST). Use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips.
We need to translate to Spanish, preserving tags. Let's translate: "For early-morning departures we recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance" => "Para salidas tempranas en la mañana le recomendamos reservar con al menos 24 horas de antelación" But need natural Latin American Spanish. "salidas tempranas en la mañana" maybe "salidas de madrugada" or "salidas temprano en la mañana". Let's use "salidas temprano en la mañana". "so we can pre-position a vehicle in Ellis County overnight;" => "para que podamos posicionar con antelación un vehículo en Ellis County durante la noche;" (Ellis County unchanged). "same-day bookings are usually possible if a vehicle is available." => "las reservas del mismo día suelen ser posibles si hay un vehículo disponible." "A reliable rule of thumb for departure time is drive time + 90 minutes before your scheduled flight," => "Una regla práctica fiable para el horario de salida es tiempo de manejo + 90 minutos antes de su vuelo programado," (use "tiempo de manejo" maybe "tiempo de conducción". Latin American: "tiempo de manejo" is used in some places, "tiempo de conducción" also. Use "tiempo de manejo"). "which covers AUS curbside drop-off and standard security." => "lo cual incluye la entrega en la acera del aeropuerto AUS y el control de seguridad estándar." "For example, for a 7:00 AM departure out of AUS, plan a pickup in Ennis around 2:30 AM (3.5 hours drive + 1.5 hours airport buffer)." => "Por ejemplo, para una salida a las 7:00 AM desde AUS, planifique un recogida en Ennis alrededor de las 2:30 AM (3.5 horas de manejo + 1.5 horas de margen para el aeropuerto)." But need to keep the strong tags exactly: 7:00 AM departure => we keep same text inside? The instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Phone numbers and URLs unchanged. It didn't say we must keep the exact English phrase inside strong tags; we can translate but must keep tags. Usually they'd want the content translated, tags remain. So we can translate inside strong tags. However they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That means we cannot alter tags themselves, but the content inside can be translated. So we can change the text inside .... That's fine. Thus we translate inside. Similarly for drive time + 90 minutes we translate to Spanish: "tiempo de manejo + 90 minutos". Keep the plus sign. For 7:00 AM departure => "salida a las 7:00 AM". Keep AM. For 2:30 AM => "2:30 AM". Keep. Now continue. "If your flight is delayed or rescheduled before pickup, just call us — we'll move your reservation at no charge as long as a vehicle is still available." => "Si su vuelo se retrasa o se reprograma antes del recogida, solo llámenos — moveremos su reserva sin cargo mientras haya un vehículo disponible." "To book, use our online tool for an instant door-to-door quote, or call (817) 403-6196 (staffed 8am-6pm CST)." => "Para reservar, use nuestra herramienta en línea para obtener una cotización instantánea puerta a puerta, o llame al (817) 403-6196 (atención de 8 a.m. a 6 p.m. CST)." "Use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips." => "Use el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." Now after we have:Route-Specific FAQ
Translate? The instruction: keep HTML tags exactly as-is. The content inside tags should be translated. SoRoute-Specific FAQ
=>Preguntas frecuentes específicas de la ruta
(Latin American). Could be "Preguntas frecuentes de la ruta". We'll use "Preguntas frecuentes específicas de la ruta". Next:How long does the trip from Ennis to Austin Airport take?
Translate:¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el viaje de Ennis al Aeropuerto de Austin?
Note: Austin Airport is AUS but we keep "Austin Airport" maybe translate? It's a proper name; we can translate to "Aeropuerto de Austin". Keep airport name? They said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "Austin Airport" is a name; we could keep "Austin Airport" unchanged. However they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we should keep "Austin Airport" unchanged, not translate. So we keep "Austin Airport". So:¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el viaje de Ennis a Austin Airport?
(keeping "Austin Airport"). But maybe they want "Austin Airport" unchanged. We'll keep as is. Now paragraph:The typical door-to-door drive time is between 214 and 294 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. We recommend allowing extra time for unexpected delays.
Translate:El tiempo típico de manejo de puerta a puerta está entre 214 y 294 minutos, dependiendo de las condiciones de tráfico. Recomendamos permitir tiempo adicional para retrasos inesperados.
Note: "drive time" we used "tiempo de manejo". Keep "door-to-door" maybe "puerta a puerta". Keep. Next:What about luggage storage?
Translate:¿Y el almacenamiento de equipaje?
or "¿Qué hay del almacenamiento de equipaje?" Latin American: "¿Y el almacenamiento de equipaje?" We'll use "¿Y el almacenamiento de equipaje?" Paragraph:We provide ample space in the shuttle for your luggage, including suitcases and carry-ons. Just let us know if you have any oversized items that require special attention.
Translate:Ofrecemos amplio espacio en el shuttle para su equipaje, incluyendo maletas y equipaje de mano. Solo avísenos si tiene artículos de tamaño excesivo que requieran atención especial.
Note: "shuttle" maybe keep as "shuttle" (commonly used). Could translate "el servicio de traslado". But keep "shuttle"? Not required to keep; it's not a city/airport name. We can translate. We'll use "el servicio de traslado". But "shuttle" is a term often kept. I'd translate to "el servicio de traslado" for naturalness. However we might keep "shuttle" as it's understood. I'd translate: "Ofrecemos amplio espacio en el servicio de traslado para su equipaje..." Let's do that. Next:How do I handle flight delays? We need to translate the English text to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, keep 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 textual content inside tags:
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, , . We must keep tags like , etc unchanged. Thus we need to translate: First paragraph: "In case of a flight delay, simply contact our customer service team to reschedule your pickup time. Our flexible scheduling ensures minimal disruption to your travel plans." Second paragraph: "To book your private shuttle from Ennis to Austin Airport, call us at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website to reserve online. Don't forget to use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips!" Third paragraph: "Traveling from Waxahachie to Austin? See our Waxahachie to Austin shuttle page for schedules and pricing." We need to translate but keep city names (Ennis, Austin Airport, Waxahachie, Austin) unchanged. Also keep "Austin Airport" unchanged? The phrase "Austin Airport" includes city and "Airport". Should we keep "Austin Airport"? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So "Austin Airport" is an airport name; we should keep unchanged. Possibly keep "Ennis" and "Waxahachie" as city names unchanged. We also need to keep phone numbers unchanged: (817) 403-6196. We need to keep URLs unchanged: https://texasshuttle.com/waxahachie-to-austin. We need to keep the promo code ONLINE unchanged. We need to keep the title attribute inside unchanged: title="Waxahachie to Austin shuttle". Should we keep that unchanged? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged; the title attribute includes "Waxahachie to Austin shuttle". Should we keep unchanged? The city names are part of title. Likely we should keep unchanged. However, the attribute title may contain English text; but they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. They didn't say to keep the whole attribute unchanged. However, safer to keep the attribute unchanged as is. However, they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That includes attributes inside tags. So we must not modify anything inside tags, including attribute values. So we must leave the tag exactly as is: Waxahachie to Austin shuttle. The inner text also is part of the tag content; but it's not an attribute, it's the text content. The instruction says keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Does that include the content inside tags? Typically "HTML tags" refers to the markup, not the text content. But they say "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That could be interpreted as we should not change the tags themselves, but we can change the text between tags. However, they also say "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So we need to translate the text but preserve those names. So we need to translate the visible text but keep the tags unchanged. Thus we need to translate the text insidetags, inside tags (but keep the strong tags), and the inner text of the tag? The inner text is "Waxahachie to Austin shuttle". Should we translate that? It contains city names; we need to keep city names unchanged, but maybe we can translate the rest? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It does not say we must keep the entire phrase unchanged. So we could translate "Waxahachie to Austin shuttle" to something like "Traslado de Waxahachie a Austin". However, we must keep city names unchanged: "Waxahachie" and "Austin". So we could translate to "Traslado de Waxahachie a Austin". That keeps the city names unchanged. However, the tag's inner text currently is exactly "Waxahachie to Austin shuttle". If we change it, we are altering the content inside the tag, which is allowed as long as we keep tags unchanged. The instruction didn't forbid changing inner text. So we can translate. But we must also consider the title attribute: it's inside the tag, so we must keep it unchanged because it's part of the tag. The instruction says keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. That includes attributes. So we must not modify the title attribute. So we must leave title="Waxahachie to Austin shuttle" unchanged. Thus we need to produce:
¿Viaja de Waxahachie a Austin? Consulte nuestra Traslado de Waxahachie a Austin página para horarios y precios.
Check we kept tags exactly:,
, , , , . Inside we changed the inner text to Spanish but kept the tag unchanged. The href and title unchanged. Good. Check we kept city/airport names: Ennis, Austin Airport (we translated "Austin Airport" to "Aeropuerto de Austin"? Actually we changed "Austin Airport" to "Aeropuerto de Austin". That changes the airport name phrase. The instruction: keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "Austin Airport" is the airport name. Changing to "Aeropuerto de Austin" changes the name (though still refers to same). Might be considered altering the airport name. The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we should keep "Austin Airport" unchanged. So we should not translate "Austin Airport". Instead keep it as is. So we need to keep "Austin Airport" exactly. So phrase: "To book your private shuttle from Ennis to Austin Airport, call us at ..." So we translate but keep "Austin Airport". So Spanish: "Para reservar su traslado privado desde Ennis hasta Austin Airport, llámenos al ..." That keeps the airport name unchanged. Good. Similarly, "Waxahachie to Austin" inside the inner text we changed to "Traslado de Waxahachie a Austin". That keeps city names unchanged. Good. Now check the first paragraph: "In case of a flight delay, simply contact our customer service team to reschedule your pickup time. Our flexible scheduling ensures minimal disruption to your travel plans." Translate: "En caso de un retraso de vuelo, simplemente contacte a nuestro equipo de servicio al cliente para reprogramar su hora de recogida. Nuestro horario flexible garantiza una mínima interrupción en sus planes de viaje." Check we kept no city names there. Second paragraph: "To book your private shuttle from Ennis to Austin Airport, call us at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website to reserve online. Don't forget to use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips!" Translate: "Para reservar su traslado privado desde Ennis hasta Austin Airport, llámenos al (817) 403-6196 o visite nuestro sitio web para reservar en línea. No olvide usar el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta!" Check we kept phone number unchanged, promo code unchanged. Third paragraph: "Traveling from Waxahachie to Austin? See our Waxahachie to Austin shuttle page for schedules and pricing." Translate: "¿Viaja de Waxahachie a Austin? Consulte nuestra Traslado de Waxahachie a Austin página para horarios y precios." Check we kept href and title unchanged.