Beaumont Airport Shuttle

The user asks to translate a landing page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We need to translate the English text into natural Latin American Spanish. That means we need to produce a translation that is idiomatic for a Latin American audience (travelers). Ensure we keep HTML tags and attributes unchanged. Keep city/airport names, codes, phone numbers, URLs as is. We need to translate: h2, h3, paragraph, li items, etc. The HTML includes:

Beaumont to IAH Airport Shuttle

... etc. We need to translate all English text content while preserving HTML structure. For example:

Beaumont to IAH Airport Shuttle

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Shuttle de Beaumont al Aeropuerto IAH

(But "Beaumont to IAH Airport Shuttle" might be better as "Shuttle de Beaumont al Aeropuerto IAH". Use "IAH" unchanged. Paragraph: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where your journey from Beaumont to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) is as smooth and stress-free as possible. Beaumont shuttle service We understand that airport travel can be unpredictable, which is why we provide reliable, door-to-door service tailored specifically for your needs." Translate to Spanish: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, donde tu viaje desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush de Houston (IAH) es lo más suave y sin estrés posible. Servicio de shuttle desde Beaumont. Entendemos que los viajes al aeropuerto pueden ser impredecibles, por eso ofrecemos un servicio confiable, de puerta a puerta, adaptado específicamente a tus necesidades." Need to preserve the link: Beaumont shuttle service. So keep the anchor text unchanged? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. "Beaumont shuttle service" includes "Beaumont". It's a phrase with Beaumont. Possibly we can translate it as "servicio de shuttle desde Beaumont". But the instruction is to translate from English to NATIVE Latin American Spanish. It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but does not say to keep all text. It says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So we need to translate everything else, but we can translate the anchor text. However, we might want to keep "Beaumont shuttle service" as is? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but not other text. So we should translate the link text as well? The link text is part of the content. If we want a natural Spanish translation, we can translate it. The anchor text includes "Beaumont". It's a city name, but the phrase includes city name; it's okay to translate the rest but keep the city. For example: "Servicio de shuttle desde Beaumont". That seems appropriate. Now the rest:

Why Choose Our Service?

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¿Por qué elegir nuestro servicio?

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• Personalized Pickups: We'll come directly to your Beaumont home, office, or hotel — no transfers, no shared shuttles between strangers, no parking-garage hassle at the airport.
Translate:
• Recogidas personalizadas: Iremos directamente a tu casa, oficina o hotel en Beaumont — sin trasbordos, sin shuttles compartidos con desconocidos, sin el inconveniente del estacionamiento en el aeropuerto.
But keep "Beaumont" unchanged, it's a city name. -
• Comfortable Travel: Enjoy the ride in our clean, late-model vehicles while we handle the driving. The Beaumont-to-IAH run typically takes between 99 and 136 minutes door-to-door, including traffic, so you can relax and prepare for your flight.
Translate:
• Viaje confortable: Disfruta del recorrido en nuestros vehículos limpios y modelos recientes mientras nosotros nos encargamos de conducir. El recorrido de Beaumont a IAH generalmente toma entre 99 y 136 minutos de puerta a puerta, incluyendo el tráfico, para que puedas relajarte y prepararte para tu vuelo.
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• Expert Navigation: Our drivers are experienced with Beaumont's neighborhoods, the I-10 West corridor through Winnie and Baytown, and the Sam Houston Tollway approach to IAH, getting you to the right terminal on the first pass.
Translate:
• Navegación experta: Nuestros conductores tienen experiencia en los barrios de Beaumont, el corredor I-10 West a través de Winnie y Baytown, y la aproximación por la Sam Houston Tollway al IAH, llevándote al terminal correcto a la primera.
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The Route: Beaumont to IAH

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La ruta: Beaumont a IAH

We need to preserve the HTML tags and order. We must ensure we don't inadvertently alter any tags like or . Keep them as is. We need to ensure that the translation is natural Latin American Spanish, not overly formal, but friendly and appropriate for travelers. Also the phrase "Texas Shuttle" is a proper name, should remain unchanged. The text: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where your journey from Beaumont to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) is as smooth and stress-free as possible." Could be "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, donde tu viaje desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush de Houston (IAH) es lo más suave y sin estrés posible." But maybe better: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, donde tu viaje desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush de Houston (IAH) es lo más tranquilo y sin complicaciones posible." We'll try to keep natural. "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where your journey from Beaumont to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) is as smooth and stress-free as possible." => "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, donde tu viaje desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush de Houston (IAH) es lo más tranquilo y sin estrés posible." Alternatively "sin contratiempos". Keep it natural. Paragraph continues: "Beaumont shuttle service" link text. Should be "servicio de shuttle desde Beaumont" perhaps. Original: Beaumont shuttle service Translate anchor: maybe "Servicio de shuttle desde Beaumont". Keep the same href. We need to translate the rest: "We understand that airport travel can be unpredictable, which is why we provide reliable, door-to-door service tailored specifically for your needs." => "Entendemos que los viajes al aeropuerto pueden ser impredecibles, por eso ofrecemos un servicio confiable, de puerta a puerta, adaptado específicamente a tus necesidades." We need to ensure the translation is correct and natural for Latin American Spanish. Check if there are any phone numbers or URLs to keep unchanged. The only URL is https://texasshuttle.com/beaumont-shuttle. Keep unchanged. No phone numbers in the snippet. But we can keep any phone numbers unchanged if present. Now check the entire snippet:

Beaumont to IAH Airport Shuttle

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where your journey from Beaumont to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) is as smooth and stress-free as possible. Beaumont shuttle service We understand that airport travel can be unpredictable, which is why we provide reliable, door-to-door service tailored specifically for your needs.

Why Choose Our Service?

• Personalized Pickups: We'll come directly to your Beaumont home, office, or hotel — no transfers, no shared shuttles between strangers, no parking-garage hassle at the airport.
• Comfortable Travel: Enjoy the ride in our clean, late-model vehicles while we handle the driving. The Beaumont-to-IAH run typically takes between 99 and 136 minutes door-to-door, including traffic, so you can relax and prepare for your flight.
• Expert Navigation: Our drivers are experienced with Beaumont's neighborhoods, the I-10 West corridor through Winnie and Baytown, and the Sam Houston Tollway approach to IAH, getting you to the right terminal on the first pass.

The Route: Beaumont to IAH

Now produce translated HTML with these translations. Potential pitfalls: keep line breaks? The original is a single line with spaces and line breaks. The output should be same line breaks? The user says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. So we need to preserve line breaks and whitespace within the HTML text? Typically we just output the HTML with tags and content as is. It may be okay to keep the same line breaks. But maybe we need to preserve the whitespace exactly as the input (like the newlines between
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• tags). Probably we can keep them. We'll try to keep the same indentation and line breaks. Now translation in Spanish.

  Shuttle de Beaumont al Aeropuerto IAH

  (Use "Shuttle The user wants translation of the HTML text 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 the translated HTML. We need to translate the text parts but not modify any tags or attributes (including title attribute, href). The user wants a translation into natural Latin American Spanish (so "Latin American Spanish" - presumably Mexican Spanish but could be any Latin American variation. Use a neutral Latin American Spanish that is common and understandable across the region. We must translate "Your journey begins in Beaumont and follows Interstate 10 West — the main artery connecting Southeast Texas to Houston. The total distance from central Beaumont to IAH is roughly 90 miles, and the route passes through Vidor, Winnie, Anahuac, Mont Belvieu, Baytown, and Channelview before splitting off the freeway and heading north on Beltway 8 (Sam Houston Tollway) to the airport. Most drivers prefer this Beltway 8 East approach into IAH because it avoids the I-610 / I-45 interchange congestion downtown and feeds directly into the terminal loop. Coming from just down I-10 in Mont Belvieu? See our Mont Belvieu shuttle service for direct Hobby and IAH rides." Then next paragraph: "From the airport entrance, we drop you at the curb of your specific terminal: Terminal A (United domestic regional, Air Canada), Terminal B (United regional jets), Terminal C (United mainline domestic), Terminal D — the Mickey Leland International Terminal (United international, Lufthansa, KLM, Air France, British Airways, Emirates, ANA, Singapore, and most overseas carriers), or Terminal E (United international, Delta, JetBlue, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, Alaska, Air New Zealand). Tell us your airline when you book and we'll route you straight to the correct door — no shuffling between terminals once you arrive." Then h3: "Beaumont Pickup Areas We Cover" We need to preserve the HTML tags like

  and etc. Also keep the href and title unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Beaumont, Interstate 10 West, Houston, Vidor, Winnie, Anahuac, Mont Belvieu, Baytown, Channelview, Beltway 8, Sam Houston Tollway, IAH, I-610, I-45, Hobby (presumably Hobby Airport), Mont Belvieu, United, Air Canada, Lufthansa, KLM, Air France, British Airways, Emirates, ANA, Singapore, Delta, JetBlue, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, Alaska, Air New Zealand, Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C, Terminal D, Mickey Leland International Terminal. Also keep codes unchanged: IAH, I-610, I-45, etc. Phone numbers and URLs unchanged: there are none in the provided snippet. The link is https://texasshuttle.com/mont-belvieu-shuttle, with title attribute "Mont Belvieu shuttle service". The translation of the title might also be needed: we can translate title attribute to Spanish as "Servicio de shuttle Mont Belvieu" or "Servicio de transporte Mont Belvieu". However the instruction says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." Title attribute is not a name or code. It could be translated. However, they didn't mention that we cannot translate attributes like title, alt, etc. It says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is; I think that means the tags themselves, not attribute values. So we could translate attribute values if needed. But to be safe, maybe we should keep the title attribute as is, because it's part of the link description. However translation may be appropriate. The user said "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That suggests the translation should be applied to the visible text (content) inside tags. The attribute values like title may be considered part of the content (the link text) but it's an attribute; but it's still visible on hover. The translation might be beneficial. But it's ambiguous. I'll translate the title attribute as "Servicio de shuttle Mont Belvieu". But maybe they want to keep the link title unchanged because it's a link to an English page? Hmm. Better to translate the content but keep the href unchanged. Title attribute is part of the anchor element; maybe they want it translated. The instruction "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" suggests we shouldn't change any tags or attributes; we can only change content inside them. However title attribute is part of the tag attribute; we could consider it part of the tag. But they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That might mean keep the opening tags, closing tags, attributes, everything exactly as they are. So we shouldn't modify attributes like title. So we should keep title attribute unchanged. In that case, we will only translate the text inside tags. Also the link text "Mont Belvieu shuttle service" is part of the visible text, so we need to translate it. That link text is "Mont Belvieu shuttle service". It appears as a link text inside ... .... So we translate that to Spanish. Thus we need to translate the following content: Paragraph 1: "Your journey begins in Beaumont and follows Interstate 10 West — the main artery connecting Southeast Texas to Houston. The total distance from central Beaumont to IAH is roughly 90 miles, and the route passes through Vidor, Winnie, Anahuac, Mont Belvieu, Baytown, and Channelview before splitting off the freeway and heading north on Beltway 8 (Sam Houston Tollway) to the airport. Most drivers prefer this Beltway 8 East approach into IAH because it avoids the I-610 / I-45 interchange congestion downtown and feeds directly into the terminal loop. Coming from just down I-10 in Mont Belvieu? See our Mont Belvieu shuttle service for direct Hobby and IAH rides." Paragraph 2: "From the airport entrance, we drop you at the curb of your specific terminal: Terminal A (United domestic regional, Air Canada), Terminal B (United regional jets), Terminal C (United mainline domestic), Terminal D — the Mickey Leland International Terminal (United international, Lufthansa, KLM, Air France, British Airways, Emirates, ANA, Singapore, and most overseas carriers), or Terminal E (United international, Delta, JetBlue, Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, Alaska, Air New Zealand). Tell us your airline when you book and we'll route you straight to the correct door — no shuffling between terminals once you arrive." Heading: "Beaumont Pickup Areas We Cover" We must preserve punctuation and line breaks maybe? Keep the same HTML tags. So the final output should be:

  ... (Spanish translation) ...

  ... (Spanish translation) ...

  ... (Spanish translation) ...

  Now we need to produce natural Latin American Spanish. The translation must be natural and understandable for travelers. Use "usted" maybe? But it's for travelers, but maybe a more informal style is okay. Usually shuttle services use "tu" (informal) but can also use "usted". We'll decide. First paragraph translation: "Your journey begins in Beaumont and follows Interstate 10 West — the main artery connecting Southeast Texas to Houston." => "Tu viaje comienza en Beaumont y sigue por la Interstate 10 West — la arteria principal que conecta el sureste de Texas con Houston." Or "Su viaje..." but we can use "Tu". In Latin American Spanish, we can use "tu" informally, but perhaps it's better to keep formal "Su". Many websites use "su". We'll decide. Use "Su viaje" (formal). Keep consistent. "The total distance from central Beaumont to IAH is roughly 90 miles" => "La distancia total desde el centro de Beaumont hasta IAH es de aproximadamente 145 kilómetros." Wait we must keep the distance in miles? The user said "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It didn't say to keep units unchanged. But we could keep miles. They didn't explicitly say to keep units. But to be safe, we could keep the same numeric and unit representation as original (i.e., "90 miles") if it's considered part of the content. There's no rule about converting units. It's okay to translate as "90 millas". That is still translation. So we can translate "roughly 90 miles" to "aproximadamente 90 millas". That is natural. "The route passes through Vidor, Winnie, Anahuac, Mont Belvieu, Baytown, and Channelview before splitting off the freeway and heading north on Beltway 8 (Sam Houston Tollway) to the airport." => "La ruta pasa por Vidor, Winnie, Anahuac, Mont Belvieu, Baytown y Channelview antes de salir de la autopista y dirigirse al norte por Beltway 8 (Sam Houston Tollway) hasta el aeropuerto." "Most drivers prefer this Beltway 8 East approach into IAH because it avoids the I-610 / I-45 interchange congestion downtown and feeds directly into the terminal loop." => "La mayoría de los conductores prefieren este acceso por Beltway 8 East hacia IAH porque evita la congestión del intercambio de I-610 / I-45 en el centro y se conecta directamente al anillo de terminales." "Coming from just down I-10 in Mont Belvieu? See our Mont Belvieu shuttle service for The user wants translation from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We need to translate the English content inside

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    . Use natural Spanish (Latin American) that is understandable, maybe Mexican or generic Latin American Spanish. We must not alter tags. Must preserve case and punctuation. Let's translate: Original text:

    We provide door-to-door pickup across the full Beaumont metro and surrounding Mid-County area, including:

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    Downtown Beaumont — Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, the Civic Center, and the Hotel MCM Eleganté area.

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    West Beaumont / Major Drive — Parkdale Mall, the Folsom Drive hotel cluster, and neighborhoods off Major Dr and Phelan Blvd.

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    South Park & Beaumont Country Club — residential pickups south of Calder Ave.

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    Lamar University — student, faculty, and parent pickups, plus the Wayne A. Reaud Building area.

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    North Beaumont / Eastex Freeway corridor — homes and hotels along US-69/96/287.

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    Mid-County: Nederland, Port Neches, Groves, and the SETX Regional Airport area — connect to our Port Arthur to IAH service if you're farther south.

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    Beaumont hotels: Holiday Inn Beaumont-Plaza I-10, Hampton Inn Beaumont, MCM Eleganté, Best Western Jefferson Inn, Courtyard by Marriott Beaumont, and the I-10 motel strip near Walden Rd and College St.

    Then

    When to Schedule Your Pickup

    We must translate each. Important: Keep city/airport names unchanged: Beaumont, Mid-County, Downtown Beaumont, West Beaumont, etc. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Keep codes unchanged. We need natural Latin American Spanish. Use "proporcionamos servicio de recogida de puerta a puerta en toda el área metropolitana de Beaumont y los alrededores del Mid-County". The term "Mid-County" may be left as "Mid-County" (English) as it's a proper place name. Usually keep as is. But we could keep as "Mid-County" is a place name. Now translation: Paragraph: "Proporcionamos servicio de recogida de puerta a puerta en toda el área metropolitana de Beaumont y sus alrededores en el Mid-County, incluyendo:" Better: "Ofrecemos servicio de recogida de puerta a puerta en todo el área metropolitana de Beaumont y sus alrededores del Mid-County, incluyendo:" Now each bullet: -
  • Downtown Beaumont — Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, the Civic Center, and the Hotel MCM Eleganté area.
  Translate: "Downtown Beaumont" stays as is? Might keep "Downtown Beaumont" in English, but could translate to "Centro de Beaumont". However the instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." That includes "Downtown Beaumont"? Probably it's a location name. I think we can translate location names like "Downtown Beaumont" maybe keep as "Downtown Beaumont". Since it is a proper name. It's okay to keep in English. But the rest "Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, the Civic Center, and the Hotel MCM Eleganté area." In Spanish: "Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, el Centro Civico y la zona del Hotel MCM Eleganté." Should we keep "Crockett Street" and "Riverfront Park"? They are proper names; we can keep them. The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." Not about street names. So we can translate street names optionally. But to be natural Spanish, we could translate them to Spanish, but "Crockett Street" might be better left unchanged. However, "Riverfront Park" maybe keep as "Riverfront Park". Might be fine. Or we could translate: "Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, el Centro Civico y la zona del Hotel MCM Eleganté." That is natural. Thus bullet 1: "Downtown Beaumont — Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, el Centro Civico y la zona del Hotel MCM Eleganté." -
  • West Beaumont / Major Drive — Parkdale Mall, the Folsom Drive hotel cluster, and neighborhoods off Major Dr and Phelan Blvd.
  Translation: "West Beaumont / Major Drive — centro comercial Parkdale Mall, el grupo de hoteles de Folsom Drive y los vecindarios cercanos a Major Dr y Phelan Blvd." Better: "West Beaumont / Major Drive — Parkdale Mall, el conjunto de hoteles de Folsom Drive y los barrios cercanos a Major Dr y Phelan Blvd." -
  • South Park & Beaumont Country Club — residential pickups south of Calder Ave.
  Translation: "South Park y el Beaumont Country Club — recogidas residenciales al sur de Calder Ave." -
  • Lamar University — student, faculty, and parent pickups, plus the Wayne A. Reaud Building area.
  Translation: "Lamar University — recogidas de estudiantes, profesores y padres, además del área del edificio Wayne A. Reaud." -
  • North Beaumont / Eastex Freeway corridor — homes and hotels along US-69/96/287.
  Translation: "North Beaumont / corredor de la autopista Eastex — casas y hoteles a lo largo de US-69/96/287." -
  • Mid-County: Nederland, Port Neches, Groves, and the SETX Regional Airport area — connect to our Port Arthur to IAH service if you're farther south.
  Translation: "Mid-County: Nederland, Port Neches, Groves y la zona del Aeropuerto Regional SETX — conéctese con nuestro servicio de Port Arthur a IAH si se encuentra más al sur." -
  • Beaumont hotels: Holiday Inn Beaumont-Plaza I-10, Hampton Inn Beaumont, MCM Eleganté, Best Western Jefferson Inn, Courtyard by Marriott Beaumont, and the I-10 motel strip near Walden Rd and College St.
  Translation: "Hoteles de Beaumont: Holiday Inn Beaumont-Plaza I-10, Hampton Inn Beaumont, MCM Eleganté, Best Western Jefferson Inn, Courtyard by Marriott Beaumont y la franja de moteles de la I-10 cerca de Walden Rd y College St." Now the h3:

  When to Schedule Your Pickup

  Translation: "

  Cuándo programar su recogida

  " Alternatively: "Cuándo agendar su recogida". "Programar" is okay in Latin America, maybe "agendar". Both okay. Use "Cuándo programar su recogida". Thus final HTML with tags as is. Now check: Ensure no extra spaces inside tags that might break. The user wants the HTML exactly as is, with tags preserved. So we need to output the entire snippet with

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  . Now produce final answer. Potential nuance: Use "I-10" as is. Keep "I-10" as is. Make sure we preserve & as &. In HTML output, & will appear as &. We can keep it as &. Thus final answer:

  Ofrecemos servicio de recogida de puerta a puerta en todo el área metropolitana de Beaumont y sus alrededores del Mid-County, incluyendo:

  • Downtown Beaumont — Crockett Street, Riverfront Park, el Centro Civico y la zona del Hotel MCM Eleganté.
  • West Beaumont / Major Drive — Parkdale Mall, el conjunto de hoteles de Folsom Drive y los barrios cercanos a Major Dr y Phelan Blvd.
  • South Park & Beaumont Country Club — recogidas residenciales al sur de Calder Ave.
  • Lamar University — recogidas de estudiantes, profesores y padres, además del área del edificio Wayne A. Reaud.
  • North Beaumont / Eastex Freeway corridor — casas y hoteles a lo largo de US-69/96/287.
  • Mid-County: Nederland, Port Neches, Groves y la zona del Aeropuerto Regional SETX — conéctese con nuestro servicio de Port Arthur a IAH si se encuentra más al The user wants translation of a HTML snippet from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the text but preserve HTML tags, like

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      , etc. We must produce a translation that is natural in Latin American Spanish, not just literal translation. We must not change the HTML tags. Keep them exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names unchanged: IAH, Beaumont, etc. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (though none appear). Keep the code: IAH flight, domestic, international, etc. We need to produce the Spanish translation. The original text:

      For a typical IAH flight, plan your pickup so you arrive at the terminal about 2 hours before a domestic departure and 3 hours before an international one. Working backward from that arrival time, the rule of thumb from Beaumont is:

      • Off-peak (late evening / overnight / weekends): 1 hour 40 min drive — leave Beaumont about 4 hours before a domestic flight.
      • Daytime midweek: 1 hour 50 min drive — leave about 4 hours 15 min before.
      • Houston rush hour (6:30–9:00 a.m. or 3:30–7:00 p.m.): add another 20–30 min for I-10 West slowdowns near Baytown and the Beltway 8 merge — leave 4 hours 45 min before.

      We track your flight automatically once you give us the flight number, so if your departure shifts we adjust the pickup time and notify you — no need to call us to reschedule for a delay or gate change.

      Pricing Context

      We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Potential translation:

      Para un vuelo típico de IAH, planifica tu recogida para llegar a la terminal aproximadamente 2 horas antes de un vuelo nacional y 3 horas antes de uno internacional. Contando hacia atrás desde esa hora de llegada, la regla general desde Beaumont es:

      • Horas de baja demanda (tarde-noche / noche / fines de semana): 1 hora 40 min de manejo — sale de Beaumont aproximadamente 4 horas antes de un vuelo nacional.
      • Durante el día entre semana: 1 hora 50 min de manejo — sale aproximadamente 4 horas 15 min antes.
      • Hora pico en Houston (6:30–9:00 a.m. o 3:30–7:00 p.m.): agregar otros 20–30 min por las demoras en I-10 West cerca de Baytown y la incorporación de la Beltway 8 — sale 4 horas 45 min antes.

      Monitoreamos tu vuelo automáticamente una vez que nos proporcionas el número de vuelo, así que si tu salida cambia ajustamos la hora de recogida y te notificamos — no necesitas llamarnos para reprogramar por un retraso o cambio de puerta.

      Contexto de Precios

      But we must consider nuance: The original uses "rule of thumb from Beaumont is" which we might translate as "la regla general desde Beaumont es". In Latin American Spanish, "off-peak" can be "horas de menor demanda" or "fuera de hora pico". The phrase "late evening / overnight / weekends" can be "tarde-noche / noche / fines de semana". "Daytime midweek" could be "durante el día entre semana". "Houston rush hour (6:30–9:00 a.m. or 3:30–7:00 p.m.)" could be "hora pico en Houston (6:30–9:00 a.m. o 3:30–7:00 p.m.)". "Add another 20–30 min for I-10 West slowdowns near Baytown and the Beltway 8 merge — leave 4 hours 45 min before." Could be "agregar otros 20–30 min por las demoras en la I-10 West cerca de Baytown y la incorporación de la Beltway 8 — salir 4 horas 45 min antes". "We track your flight automatically once you give us the flight number, so if your departure shifts we adjust the pickup time and notify you — no need to call us to reschedule for a delay or gate change." Could be "Rastreamos tu vuelo automáticamente una vez que nos proporciones el número de vuelo, así que si tu salida cambia ajustamos la hora de recogida y te notify — no necesitas llamarnos para reprogramar por un retraso o cambio de puerta." We need to ensure that "track" could be "monitorear" or "dar seguimiento". "notify" could be "notificar" or "avisar". The phrase "no need to call us to reschedule for a delay or gate change" could be "no necesitas llamarnos para reprogramar por un retraso o cambio de puerta". Keep HTML tags unchanged. Also "Pricing Context" can be "Contexto de Precios". It's fine. Check for any phone numbers or URLs: none. We need to preserve

      tags,

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        . Ensure that we maintain spaces and line breaks. The translation should be exactly as the original but with Spanish text. Potential nuance: The phrase "rule of thumb from Beaumont is" maybe "la regla general desde Beaumont es". Could also be "la regla de oro desde Beaumont es". But "rule of thumb" is "regla general". So okay. Also "Off-peak (late evening / overnight / weekends)" could be "Fuera de hora pico (tarde noche / noche / fines de semana)". Or "Horas de baja demanda (tarde noche / noche / fines de semana)". That sounds okay. "Daytime midweek" could be "Durante el día entre semana". Good. "Houston rush hour (6:30–9:00 a.m. or 3:30–7:00 p.m.)" we could keep the same times as is, it's fine. Now we need to ensure the final output includes only the HTML with Spanish translation. Now also need to think about Latin American Spanish nuance: Use "usted" or "tu"? The original uses "you" informal. For a travel website, "tu" is okay. Use "te" for informal. Make sure to maintain the phrase "IAH" unchanged, "Beaumont" unchanged. Also "I-10 West" unchanged, "Beltway 8" unchanged. Also ensure that we don't accidentally translate "flight number" as "número de vuelo". That's correct. Now final translation. We need to output exactly the HTML snippet. Thus:

        Para un vuelo típico de IAH, planifica tu recogida para llegar a la terminal aproximadamente 2 horas antes de un vuelo nacional y 3 horas antes de uno internacional. Contando hacia atrás desde esa hora de llegada, la regla general desde Beaumont es:

        • Horas de baja demanda (tarde-noche / noche / fines de semana): 1 hora 40 min de manejo — sale de Beaumont aproximadamente 4 horas antes de un vuelo nacional.
        • Durante el día entre semana: 1 hora 50 min de manejo — sale aproximadamente 4 horas 15 min antes.
        • Hora pico en Houston (6:30–9:00 a.m. o 3:30–7:00 p.m.): agregar otros 20–30 min por las demoras en la I-10 West cerca de Baytown y la incorporación de la Beltway 8 — sale 4 horas 45 min antes.

        Monitoreamos tu vuelo automáticamente una vez que nos proporciones el número de vuelo, así que si tu salida cambia ajustamos la hora de recogida y te notificamos — no necesitas llamarnos para reprogramar por un retraso o cambio de puerta.

        Contexto de Precios

        Check everything:

        ...

        all correct. Make sure there are no stray spaces or missing tags. Now also ensure "leave about 4 hours 15 min before." Should be "sale aproximadamente 4 horas 15 min antes." That matches. But the original "leave about 4 hours 15 min before." includes "before" meaning before flight. So "sale aproximadamente 4 horas 15 min antes." That's fine. Also "add another 20–30 min for I-10 West slowdowns near Baytown and the Beltway 8 merge — leave 4 hours 45 min before." We wrote "agregar otros 20–30 min por las demoras en la I-10 West cerca de Baytown y la incorporación de la Beltway 8 — sale 4 horas 45 min antes." That works. Now "We track your flight automatically once you give us the flight number, so if your departure shifts we adjust the pickup time and notify you — no need to call us to reschedule for a delay or gate change." We wrote "Monitoreamos tu vuelo automáticamente una vez que nos proporciones el número de vuelo, así que si tu salida cambia ajust 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. The content is a paragraph and an h3 heading and a ul list with li items. We need to translate text inside tags. Keep HTML tags exactly. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: "Beaumont", "IAH", "Sam Houston Tollway", "FM-1942", "FM-565", "I-10 West". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep promo code ONLINE unchanged. Thus translation must be natural Latin American Spanish. Provide a natural translation. Let's go through the paragraph: "The Beaumont-to-IAH fare is distance-based and door-to-door — no per-passenger charges, no surge pricing, no surprise fees at the curb. A typical one-way private sedan (1–3 passengers) runs in the low-to-mid $200s; a shuttle van or SUV for 4–7 passengers is a flat add-on on top of that, not a per-seat multiplier. Round-trip bookings save 10% with promo code ONLINE, and the quote you see in our booking tool is the total you pay — tolls (Sam Houston Tollway) and standard gratuity are already included. Use the booking tool below to pull a live rate for your exact addresses and group size." We need to translate to Spanish, Latin American style. Maybe something like: "La tarifa Beaumont‑IAH se calcula por distancia y es puerta a puerta — sin cargos por pasajero, sin precios de hora punta, sin cargos sorpresa en la acera. Un sedán privado de ida (1‑3 pasajeros) generalmente cuesta entre los $200 bajos a medios; una van o SUV para 4‑7 pasajeros tiene un cargo adicional fijo sobre esa tarifa, no un multiplicador por asiento. Las reservas de ida y vuelta ahorran 10% con el código promocional ONLINE, y el presupuesto que ves en nuestra herramienta de reservas es el total que pagas — peajes (Sam Houston Tollway) y la gratificación estándar ya están incluidos. Utiliza la herramienta de reservas a continuación para obtener una tarifa en vivo según tus direcciones exactas y el tamaño de tu grupo." We need to keep city/airport names unchanged. "Beaumont‑IAH" is okay. Next heading:

        Travel Tips for Beaumont → IAH

        translation: "Consejos de viaje para Beaumont → IAH". Keep HTML tags. Then list items:
      • Check your terminal before you book the shuttle. IAH's five terminals are connected by the Skyway tram and the underground Subway, but if your driver drops you at the wrong terminal it's a 10–15 minute internal transfer. Confirm in your airline app before you leave Beaumont.
      Translate: "Verifica tu terminal antes de reservar la shuttle. Los cinco terminales de IAH están conectados por el tranvía Skyway y el Subway subterráneo, pero si tu conductor te deja en la terminal equivocada, implica un transfer interno de 10 a 15 minutos. Confirma en la aplicación de tu aerolínea antes de salir de Beaumont." Next:
      • International travelers: Terminal D (Mickey Leland International Terminal) handles most non-US carriers. Allow extra time for the international check-in and security lanes — they routinely run longer than domestic.
      Translation: "Viajeros internacionales: La Terminal D (Mickey Leland International Terminal) atiende a la mayoría de las compañías aéreas no estadounidenses. Deja tiempo adicional para el check‑in internacional y los filtros de seguridad — suelen ser más largos que los domésticos." Next:
      • I-10 West construction zones through Baytown and the Houston Ship Channel bridge area can add 15–25 minutes during the day. We monitor live traffic and re-route via FM-1942 / FM-565 when the freeway is jammed.
      Translation: "Zonas de construcción en la I‑10 West" through Baytown and the Houston Ship Channel bridge area... In Spanish, maybe: "Las zonas de construcción en la I‑10 West" through Baytown y el área del puente del Houston Ship Channel pueden agregar de 15 a 25 minutos durante el día. Monitoreamos el tráfico en tiempo real y redirigimos por FM‑1942 / FM‑565 cuando la autopista está congestionada." But "through Baytown and the Houston Ship Channel bridge area" could be translated: "a través de Baytown y el área del puente del canal de navegación de Houston". Keep names unchanged. Thus final list items should be accurate. Need to keep HTML tags exactly. So final output must be the translated HTML with all tags intact. Also ensure that the tags are kept unchanged. Now check if there are any punctuation issues: Use for "Check your terminal before you book the shuttle." So we need to translate that phrase inside . Keep the tags. Thus final output:

      La tarifa Beaumont‑IAH se calcula por distancia y es puerta a puerta — sin cargos por pasajero, sin precios de hora punta, sin cargos sorpresa en la acera. Un sedán privado de ida (1‑3 pasajeros) generalmente cuesta entre los $200 bajos a medios; una van o SUV para 4‑7 pasajeros tiene un cargo adicional fijo sobre esa tarifa, no un multiplicador por asiento. Las reservas de ida y vuelta ahorran 10% con el código promocional ONLINE, y el presupuesto que ves en nuestra herramienta de reservas es el total que pagas — peajes (Sam Houston Tollway) y la gratificación estándar ya están incluidos. Utiliza la herramienta de reservas a continuación para obtener una tarifa en vivo según tus direcciones exactas y el tamaño de tu grupo.

      Consejos de viaje para Beaumont → IAH

      • Verifica tu terminal antes de reservar la shuttle. Los cinco terminales de IAH están conectados por el tranvía Skyway y el Subway subterráneo, pero si tu conductor te deja en la terminal equivocada, implica un transfer interno de 10 a 15 minutos. Confirma en la aplicación de tu aerolínea antes de salir de Beaumont.
      • Viajeros internacionales: La Terminal D (Mickey Leland International Terminal) atiende a la mayoría de las compañías aéreas no estadounidenses. Deja tiempo adicional para el check‑in internacional y los filtros de seguridad — suelen ser más largos que los domésticos.
      • Zonas de construcción en la I‑10 West a través de Baytown y el área del puente del canal de navegación de Houston pueden agregar de 15 a 25 minutos durante el día. Monitoreamos el tráfico en tiempo real y redirigimos por FM‑1942 / FM‑565 cuando la autopista está congestionada.
      Check that no HTML tags broken. The paragraph

      ... includes ONLINE unchanged. Now check if any other HTML tags:

      • ... ... ...
      etc. Now ensure that any dashes, quotes, etc. are correct. The dash in "Beaumont‑IAH" uses a non-breaking hyphen maybe. It's fine. Now check any punctuation: The original uses an em dash (—) and semicolons. In Spanish translation, using em dash is okay. Should we preserve the dash style? The original uses "—" which is typical. Spanish also uses "—". It can be okay. Check "low-to-mid $200s". We translated "entre los $200 bajos a medios". That conveys the sense. Check "flat add-on". We used "un cargo adicional fijo". Good. Check "per-seat multiplier". We used "un multiplicador por asiento". Good. Check "Round-trip bookings save 10% with promo code ONLINE". We used "Las reservas de ida y vuelta ahorran 10% con el código promocional ONLINE". Good. Check "the quote you see in our booking tool is the total you pay — tolls (Sam Houston Tollway) and standard gratuity are already included." We used "el presupuesto que ves en nuestra herramienta de reservas es el total que pagas — peajes (Sam Houston Tollway) y la gratificación estándar ya están incluidos." That is okay. Check "Use the booking tool below to pull a live rate for your exact addresses and group size." We used "Utiliza la herramienta de reservas a continuación para obtener una tarifa en vivo según tus direcciones exactas y el tamaño de tu grupo." Good. Now heading: "Travel Tips for Beaumont → IAH". We used "Consejos de viaje para Beaumont → IAH". Good. Now first list item: "Check your terminal before you book the shuttle." We translated "Verifica tu terminal antes de reservar la shuttle." Good. Now "IAH's five terminals are connected by the Skyway tram and the underground Subway, but if your driver drops you at the wrong terminal it's a 10–15 minute internal transfer. Confirm in your airline app before you leave Beaumont." We used "Los cinco terminales de IAH están conectados por el tranvía Skyway y el Subway subterráneo, pero si tu conductor te deja en la terminal equivocada, implica un transfer interno de 10 a 15 minutos. Confirma en la aplicación de tu aerolínea antes de salir de Beaumont The user wants translation of the HTML content from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want to keep all HTML tags unchanged, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. Thus we need to translate the content inside HTML tags, but preserve tags like
      • , ,
      ,
      ,

      ,

      , etc. We need to translate content for:

      Hurricane / severe-weather season (June–November): if your flight is delayed or cancelled and you need to come back, we can re-book your return leg same-day at no rebooking fee.

      Luggage: our sedans handle 2 checked bags + 2 carry-ons comfortably; vans and SUVs accommodate larger groups with multiple bags each. Tell us the bag count when you book so we send the right vehicle.

      FAQs

      How long does the trip typically take?

      The drive from Beaumont to IAH is generally between 99 and 136 minutes door-to-door, depending on the time of day and traffic on I-10 West and Beltway 8. We recommend arriving at the terminal at least 2 hours before a domestic flight and 3 hours before an international flight.

      Which IAH terminal do you drop me at?

      We drop you at the exact terminal for your airline — Terminal A, B, C, D (international), or E. Just give us your flight number or airline when you book and we'll route directly there.

      What should I expect in terms of luggage handling?

      Our driver will load and unload your bags for you. Sedans comfortably handle 2 checked bags plus 2 carry-ons per passenger; larger groups should book a van or SUV. Tell us your bag count at booking and we'll send the right vehicle.

      How does Texas Shuttle handle flight delays?

      Probably the last line is incomplete; maybe there is a

      after. We'll need to translate everything up to that point. Make sure to translate naturally for Latin American Spanish (Latin American, not Spain). Keep references like IAH, Beaumont, Texas Shuttle unchanged. Check phone numbers, URLs: none present in provided text. We need to preserve HTML tags exactly; just replace the content. The phrase "Hurricane / severe-weather season (June–November):" can be "Temporada de huracanes / clima severo (junio–noviembre):". The phrase "if your flight is delayed or cancelled and you need to come back, we can re-book your return leg same-day at no rebooking fee." In Spanish: "si tu vuelo se retrasa o se cancela y necesitas regresar, podemos reprogramar tu vuelo de regreso el mismo día sin costo de reprogramación." Use informal "tu" perhaps but also could be "su" for formal. We'll pick "tu" as typical for travelers. "Luggage:" -> "Equipaje:". "Our sedans handle 2 checked bags + 2 carry-ons comfortably; vans and SUVs accommodate larger groups with multiple bags each. Tell us the bag count when you book so we send the right vehicle." -> "Nuestros sedanes manejan cómodamente 2 maletas facturadas + 2 equipaje de mano; las vans y SUVs acomodan grupos más grandes con varias maletas cada uno. Indícanos la cantidad de maletas al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado." Now "FAQs" -> "Preguntas frecuentes" "How long does the trip typically take?" -> "¿Cuánto dura el viaje típicamente?" or "¿Cuánto tiempo suele durar el viaje?" Use "¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el recorrido?" Might be better "¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el viaje?" We'll translate. "The drive from Beaumont to IAH is generally between 99 and 136 minutes door-to-door, depending on the time of day and traffic on I-10 West and Beltway 8. We recommend arriving at the terminal at least 2 hours before a domestic flight and 3 hours before an international flight." -> "El trayecto en auto desde Beaumont hasta IAH suele durar entre 99 y 136 minutos de puerta a puerta, dependiendo de la hora del día y del tráfico en la I-10 West y Beltway 8. Recomendamos llegar a la terminal al menos 2 horas antes de un vuelo nacional y 3 horas antes de un vuelo internacional." "Which IAH terminal do you drop me at?" -> "¿A qué terminal del IAH me llevan?" "We drop you at the exact terminal for your airline — Terminal A, B, C, D (international), or E. Just give us your flight number or airline when you book and we'll route directly there." -> "Los dejamos en la terminal exacta de tu aerolinea — Terminal A, B, C, D (internacional) o E. Solo danos tu número de vuelo o el nombre de la aerolinea al hacer la reserva y te llevaremos directamente allí." "What should I expect in terms of luggage handling?" -> "¿Qué debo esperar en cuanto al manejo del equipaje?" "Our driver will load and unload your bags for you. Sedans comfortably handle 2 checked bags plus 2 carry-ons per passenger; larger groups should book a van or SUV. Tell us your bag count at booking and we'll send the right vehicle." -> "Nuestro conductor cargará y descargará tu equipaje por ti. Los sedanes manejan cómodamente 2 maletas facturadas más 2 equipaje de mano por pasajero; los grupos más grandes deben reservar una van o SUV. Indícanos la cantidad de maletas al hacer la reserva y enviaremos el vehículo adecuado." "How does Texas Shuttle handle flight delays?" -> "¿Cómo maneja Texas Shuttle los retrasos de vuelos?" Then likely there is a paragraph after but not given. We'll translate that line. Thus final HTML with translations inserted. Make sure to preserve line breaks and formatting as original. The original includes

      and
      around the first two list items, but we will preserve that. Now produce final HTML:
      • Temporada de huracanes / clima severo (junio–noviembre): si tu vuelo se retrasa o se cancela y necesitas regresar, podemos reprogramar tu vuelo de regreso el mismo día sin costo de reprogramación.
      • Equipaje: Nuestros sedanes manejan cómodamente 2 maletas facturadas + 2 equipaje de mano; las vans y SUV acomodan grupos más grandes con varias maletas cada uno. Indícanos la cantidad de maletas al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado.

      Preguntas frecuentes

      ¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el viaje?

      El trayecto en auto desde Beaumont hasta IAH suele durar entre 99 y 136 minutos de puerta a puerta, dependiendo de la hora del día y del tráfico en la I-10 West y Beltway 8. Recomendamos llegar a la terminal al menos 2 horas antes de un vuelo nacional y 3 horas antes de un vuelo internacional.

      ¿A qué terminal del IAH me llevan?

      Los dejamos en la terminal exacta de tu aerolinea — Terminal A, B, C, D (internacional) o E. Solo danos tu número de vuelo o el nombre de la aerolinea al hacer la reserva y te llevaremos directamente allí.

      ¿Qué debo esperar en cuanto al manejo del equipaje?

      Nuestro conductor cargará y descargará tu equipaje por ti. Los sedanes manejan cómodamente 2 maletas facturadas más 2 equipaje de mano por pasajero; los grupos más grandes deben reservar una van o SUV. Indícanos la cantidad de maletas al hacer la reserva y enviaremos el vehículo adecuado.

      ¿Cómo maneja Texas Shuttle los retrasos de vuelos?

      Now we need to ensure we haven't changed any HTML tags. The tags
      • etc are unchanged. tags remain. Now we must check if the original HTML had any extra whitespace or line breaks. The user didn't require preserving exact whitespace, but just the tags. We'll try to preserve the structure. The original snippet had
        preceding the first
        • . It also had
        after the second
      • . So we will include
        and
        accordingly. Also we need to ensure there is no extra text like "FAQs". We used "Preguntas frecuentes". The original had

        FAQs

        as a heading. So we will have

        Preguntas frecuentes

        . The original had a

        for each question. We'll preserve those tags. Now double-check translations for natural Latin American Spanish. "Temporada de huracanes / clima severo (junio–noviembre):" - correct. "si tu vuelo se retrasa o se cancela y necesitas regresar, podemos reprogramar tu vuelo de regreso el mismo día sin costo de reprogramación." That's natural. "Equipaje:" - correct. "Nuestros sedanes manejan cómodamente 2 maletas facturadas + 2 equipaje de mano; las vans y SUV acomodan grupos más grandes con varias maletas cada uno. Indícanos la cantidad de maletas al hacer la reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado." Good. "Preguntas frecuentes" - correct. "¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el viaje The user wants translation of an HTML snippet from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only translated HTML. We need to produce Spanish translation that is natural to Latin American Spanish (i.e., not overly formal Spanish from Spain). Use typical phrasing for travelers. The HTML snippet includes: - A paragraph: "We track your flight number automatically. If your departure shifts, we adjust the pickup time and notify you — no need to call us. On the return leg, we monitor arrival in real time and reposition the driver so you're not waiting after baggage claim." -

        Do you serve Port Arthur, Nederland, Vidor, or Orange too?

        -

        Yes — we cover the full Southeast Texas corridor. See our Port Arthur to IAH and Orange to IAH pages for direct service from those cities. We can also do mid-county multi-stop pickups (Nederland → Port Neches → Beaumont → IAH) for groups traveling together.

        -

        To book your door-to-door shuttle service from Beaumont to IAH Airport, call us today at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Don't forget to use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips!

        - -

        Why Choose a Shuttle from Beaumont to Houston Airport?

        We need to translate everything but keep tags unchanged. Also city/airport names, codes unchanged (including Port Arthur, Nederland, Vidor, Orange, Beaumont, IAH, Houston Airport? Actually Houston Airport is "Houston Airport" maybe not code; but should keep as is. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish. Ensure that the translation is natural, idiomatic. Thus: First paragraph: "Rastreamos tu número de vuelo automáticamente. Si tu salida cambia, ajustamos la hora de recogida y te notify — no hace falta que nos llames. En el tramo de regreso, monitoreamos la llegada en tiempo real y reubicamos al conductor para que no tengas que esperar después de la recogida de equipaje." Better: "Rastreamos tu número de vuelo de forma automática. Si tu salida cambia, ajustamos la hora de recogida y te notify — no hace falta que nos llames. En el viaje de regreso, seguimos la llegada en tiempo real y reubicamos al conductor para que no tengas que esperar tras la recogida de equipaje." We need to translate "notify" (maybe "te notify" is English, we need Spanish: "te notificamos"). So "te notificamos". "no need to call us" -> "no hace falta que nos llames". "On the return leg" -> "En el viaje de regreso". "monitor arrival in real time" -> "monitoreamos la llegada en tiempo real". "reposition the driver" -> "reubicamos al conductor". "so you're not waiting after baggage claim." -> "para que no tengas que esperar después de recoger tu equipaje." Thus first paragraph: "Rastreamos tu número de vuelo de forma automática. Si tu salida cambia, ajustamos la hora de recogida y te notificamos — no hace falta que nos llames. En el viaje de regreso, monitoreamos la llegada en tiempo real y reubicamos al conductor para que no tengas que esperar después de recoger tu equipaje." Second part:

        Do you serve Port Arthur, Nederland, Vidor, or Orange too?

        ->

        ¿También dan servicio a Port Arthur, Nederland, Vidor o Orange?

        Or "Sirven también Port Arthur..." but "dan servicio" is okay. Natural Latin American Spanish: "¿También ofrecen servicio a Port Arthur, Nederland, Vidor o Orange?" Use "¿También ofrecen servicio a..." That is natural. Third paragraph:

        Yes — we cover the full Southeast Texas corridor. See our Port Arthur to IAH and Orange to IAH pages for direct service from those cities. We can also do mid-county multi-stop pickups (Nederland → Port Neches → Beaumont → IAH) for groups traveling together.

        Translation: "Sí — cubrimos todo el corredor del southeast Texas. Consulta nuestras páginas de Port Arthur a IAH y Orange a IAH para obtener servicio directo desde esas ciudades. También podemos hacer recogidas múltiples en el county (Nederland → Port Neches → Beaumont → IAH) para grupos que viajan juntos." But "Southeast Texas" is a proper region; we can keep it as "Southeast Texas" or translate as "sureste de Texas". Use "el corredor del sureste de Texas". Might be okay. Keep as is but translate "Southeast Texas corridor" to "el corredor del sureste de Texas". The phrase "mid-county multi-stop pickups" might be "recogidas intermedias en el county con múltiples paradas". But the original says "mid-county multi-stop pickups". The phrase "mid-county" maybe means "en el intermedio del county". But we can translate more naturally: "también podemos hacer recogidas con varias paradas en el county (Nederland → Port Neches → Beaumont → IAH) para grupos que viajan juntos." Thus:

        Sí — cubrimos todo el corredor del sureste de Texas. Consulta nuestras páginas de Port Arthur a IAH y Orange a IAH para obtener servicio directo desde esas ciudades. También podemos hacer recogidas con varias paradas en el county (Nederland → Port Neches → Beaumont → IAH) para grupos que viajan juntos.

        Now next paragraph:

        To book your door-to-door shuttle service from Beaumont to IAH Airport, call us today at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Don't forget to use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips!

        Translation: "Para reservar tu servicio de shuttle puerta a puerta desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto IAH, llámanos hoy al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web. ¡No olvides usar el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta!" But "shuttle" is a term widely used in Spanish, but maybe "servicio de transporte" is okay. Use "servicio de shuttle". It's okay. Use "para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta". Thus:

        Para reservar tu servicio de shuttle puerta a puerta desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto IAH, llámanos hoy al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web. ¡No olvides usar el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta!

        Now comment remains unchanged.

        Why Choose a Shuttle from Beaumont to Houston Airport?

        ->

        ¿Por qué elegir un shuttle de Beaumont al Aeropuerto de Houston?

        We should keep airport names unchanged. "Aeropuerto de Houston" is okay. Keep "Beaumont" unchanged. Thus final HTML with translations. Make sure no extra spaces cause HTML broken. We must output only the HTML with translations. Let's produce. Potential nuance: "door-to-door shuttle service from Beaumont to IAH Airport" maybe keep "IAH Airport" as is. Keep "IAH". So translation: "desde Beaumont al Aeropuerto IAH". That's fine. Now produce final answer. Check everything: Original HTML tags:

        ,

        ,

        ,

        , ,

        . All tags same. Keep attributes unchanged: href values, title attributes, etc. Check translation: We must ensure that we keep anchor text unchanged? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." This includes anchor text that includes city names? The anchor text includes "Port Arthur to IAH" and "Orange to IAH". The anchor text includes city names and "to IAH". Should we translate the anchor text? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So the city/airport names should remain as is. That includes "Port Arthur", "IAH", "Orange". The "to" can be translated to "a". But maybe it's okay to keep "to". The instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It does not mention "to". So we could translate "Port Arthur to IAH" to "Port Arthur a IAH". That's acceptable: "Port Arthur a IAH". Keep city names unchanged. Thus anchor text should be changed to Spanish "Port Arthur a IAH" and "Orange a IAH". This is acceptable. The URLs remain unchanged. Also the anchor text "Port Arthur to IAH" is within tags. We can change it to "Port Arthur a IAH". Keep "Port Arthur" unchanged. Thus adjust. Now all translations. We'll rewrite the paragraphs with the anchor text updated. First paragraph: Already translated. 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 must translate the text inside HTML tags, but preserve all tags. So we must keep HTML tags unchanged:

        ,

        ,

        ,
        • , etc. Also, keep the city/airport names unchanged: "Beaumont, TX", "Houston", "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)", "William P. Hobby (HOU)", "I‑10". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged; there are none in this snippet. Keep code "ONLINE" unchanged. Keep "10 %" unchanged? Probably "10%" also unchanged. The user wants natural Latin American Spanish (so not overly formal Spain Spanish). Should adapt to Latin American travelers, possibly use "usted" or "tú"? Could use "tú" or "usted". But natural Latin American Spanish for travelers can be "tú" because it's colloquial, but maybe use "usted" for respect. Keep consistent. Could use "tu" (lowercase) if using informal, but keep "tu" and "tu" not "usted". But ensure naturalness: "Cuando necesites un transporte confiable..." "Cuando necesites". Then rest. Let's produce translation: Original paragraph:

          When you need reliable transportation from Beaumont, TX, to one of Houston’s major airports—George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) or William P. Hobby (HOU)—a dedicated shuttle service removes the stress of navigating busy Texas highways. Unlike rideshare apps that can surge during peak travel times, a pre‑booked shuttle offers a flat‑rate, door‑to‑door experience that keeps you and your luggage together from the moment you step out of your home or hotel. For travelers heading to a flight, the consistency of a scheduled pickup and the comfort of a private vehicle can make the difference between a rushed morning and a relaxed start.

          Translation: "Cuando necesites un transporte confiable desde Beaumont, TX, hasta uno de los principales aeropuertos de Houston—George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) o William P. Hobby (HOU)—un servicio exclusivo de shuttle elimina el estrés de conducir por las concurridas autopistas de Texas. A diferencia de las apps de viajes compartidos que pueden aumentar los precios en horas pico, un shuttle reservado con anticipación ofrece una tarifa fija, de puerta a puerta, que te mantiene a ti y a tu equipaje juntos desde el momento en que sales de tu casa o del hotel. Para los viajeros que van a tomar un vuelo, la puntualidad de una recogida programada y el confort de un vehículo privado pueden marcar la diferencia entre una mañana ajetreada y un comienzo relajado." But we must keep the dash punctuation exactly maybe using — or –. Use same punctuation. Next heading:

          Key Advantages of a Professional Shuttle

          translation: "Ventajas principales de un shuttle profesional" List items:
        • No Shared Rides: Vehicles are reserved exclusively for you and your group, so you won’t be packed with strangers.
        Translation: "
        • Sin viajes compartidos: Los vehículos se reservan exclusivamente para ti y tu grupo, así que no irás apretado con desconocidos.
        " But ensure the tags are exactly
        • Sin viajes compartidos: Los vehículos se reservan exclusivamente para ti y tu grupo, así que no irás apretado con desconocidos.
        Better: "Sin viajes compartidos" is appropriate. Next:
        • Flat‑Rate Pricing: The fare is agreed upon at booking, giving you budget certainty before you depart.
        Translation: "
        • Tarifa fija: El precio se acuerda al momento de la reserva, lo que te da certeza del presupuesto antes de partir.
        " Next:
        • Expert Drivers: Most drivers have logged over ten years on Beaumont and Houston roads, ensuring they know the quickest routes and any current construction zones.
        Translation: "
        • Conductores expertos: La mayoría de los conductores tienen más de diez años recorriendo las calles de Beaumont y Houston, lo que garantiza que conocen las rutas más rápidas y cualquier zona de construcción actual.
        " Next:
        • 24/7 Availability: Whether your flight departs at dawn or lands late at night, pickups can be arranged any time.
        Translation: "
        • Disponibilidad 24/7: Ya sea que tu vuelo despegue al amanecer o aterrice tarde en la noche, se pueden organizar recogidas a cualquier hora.
        " Next:
        • Promo Savings: Use the code ONLINE when booking a round‑trip to receive a 10 % discount.
        Translation: "
        • Ahorra con la promoción: Usa el código ONLINE al reservar un viaje de ida y vuelta para recibir un descuento del 10 %.
        " Check grammar: "un viaje de ida y vuelta" is okay. Now heading:

        Route Overview: Beaumont to Houston Airports via I‑10

        translation: "

        Resumen de la ruta: De Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston vía I‑10

        " or "Resumen de la ruta: Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston por I‑10". Keep "I‑10" unchanged. Use "vía I‑10". That matches. So "

        Resumen de la ruta: De Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston vía I‑10

        " Make sure the dash and dash types remain same: "vía I‑10" uses an en dash (non-breaking hyphen) "‑". Use same dash type: "I‑10". The dash between "Beaumont" and "Houston" maybe using en dash "—". Use same as original: "Beaumont to Houston Airports via I‑10". In Spanish, it's "De Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston vía I‑10". The dash is colon? Actually the heading is "Route Overview: Beaumont to Houston Airports via I‑10". There's a colon after "Overview". So we need to keep colon ":". Thus "

        Resumen de la ruta: De Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston vía I‑10

        " Make sure punctuation: colon after "ruta:" remains. Thus final HTML is:

        Cuando necesites un transporte confiable desde Beaumont, TX, hasta uno de los principales aeropuertos de Houston—George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) o William P. Hobby (HOU)—un servicio exclusivo de shuttle elimina el estrés de conducir por las concurridas autopistas de Texas. A diferencia de las apps de viajes compartidos que pueden aumentar los precios en horas pico, un shuttle reservado con anticipación ofrece una tarifa fija, de puerta a puerta, que te mantiene a ti y a tu equipaje juntos desde el momento en que sales de tu casa o del hotel. Para los viajeros que van a tomar un vuelo, la puntualidad de una recogida programada y el confort de un vehículo privado pueden marcar la diferencia entre una mañana ajetreada y un comienzo relajado.

        Ventajas principales de un shuttle profesional

        • Sin viajes compartidos: Los vehículos se reservan exclusivamente para ti y tu grupo, así que no irás apretado con desconocidos.
        • Tarifa fija: El precio se acuerda al momento de la reserva, lo que te da certeza del presupuesto antes de partir.
        • Conductores expertos: La mayoría de los conductores tienen más de diez años recorriendo las calles de Beaumont y Houston, lo que garantiza que conocen las rutas más rápidas y cualquier zona de construcción actual.
        • Disponibilidad 24/7: Ya sea que tu vuelo despegue al amanecer o aterrice tarde en la noche, se pueden organizar recogidas a cualquier hora.
        • Ahorra con la promoción: Usa el código ONLINE al reservar un viaje de ida y vuelta para recibir un descuento del 10 %.

        Resumen de la ruta: De Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston vía I‑10

        Make sure there are no extra spaces or line breaks not needed. The user wants only the HTML with translation; they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So we must preserve HTML tags exactly. We must ensure we maintain the line breaks exactly as provided? The original had a single paragraph, then h3, then ul list, then h2. The user may want exactly same formatting. We'll keep same line breaks as we have; but not required to preserve formatting exactly, just keep tags. But preserve tags is important. Potential nuance: "Flat‑Rate Pricing" should be "Tarifa fija". Good. We need to make sure we keep "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) or William P. Hobby (HOU)" unchanged. Did we preserve exactly? We used same dash, spaces, punctuation: "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) o William P. Hobby (HOU)". Yes. But "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) or William P. The user wants translation of HTML content from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want 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 content is a paragraph and heading and list items. We must translate each piece into natural Latin American Spanish, perhaps more informal and traveler-friendly. Must preserve tags like

        ,

        ,

        ,
        • . Must not translate HTML tags themselves. Must preserve line breaks? Should keep HTML tags unchanged, but the content inside tags must be translated. Also must keep city/airport names unchanged: "Beaumont", "IAH", "Hobby", "Houston", "East Texas", "Spindletop‑Gladys City museum", "Houston Ship Channel", "Ford Park & Event Center", "Lamar University Campus", "Port Arthur Refineries". "Interstate 10 West" perhaps keep as is "Interstate 10 West" but maybe translate "Interstate" to "Autopista"? But it's a name, maybe keep as is, but translation is for travelers, maybe keep "Interstate 10 West". We can translate "Interstate 10 West" to "Autopista 10 West"? However the instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It doesn't mention road names. So we could translate "Interstate 10 West" to "Autopista 10 West" or keep "Interstate 10 West". Probably safe to keep as is because it's a proper name, but we can also translate "Interstate" to "Autopista" in Spanish, but the phrase "Interstate 10 West" appears in English. In a translation for Spanish speakers, it's common to keep the highway name as "I-10 West" or "Autopista I-10 West"? Could keep as is. The instruction doesn't forbid translating it. But keep the code unchanged is for city/airport names. So we can translate "Interstate 10 West" into Spanish as "Autopista 10 West". However to be safe and natural, we could leave it as "Autopista 10 West". But if the translation is natural Latin American Spanish, the phrase "Autopista 10 West" might be acceptable. However, we could also just keep "Interstate 10 West" as is, but that might be less natural. The user didn't explicitly forbid translation of highway names. The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." So we can translate everything else, including road names. Thus we must produce Spanish translation that reads natural for Latin American travelers. We need to translate:

          ... paragraph ...

          ,

          Typical Drive Times

          -> "Tiempos de recorrido típicos" or "Tiempos de manejo típicos". The phrase "Typical Drive Times" can be "Tiempos de recorrido habituales". "Typical Drive Times" maybe "Tiempos de manejo típicos". We'll decide. Then each bullet:
        • Beaumont → IAH: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes, depending on traffic congestion around the Houston Ship Channel.
        We need to translate to Spanish: "Beaumont → IAH: Aproximadamente 1 hora 30 minutos a 1 hora 45 minutos, dependiendo de la congestión de tráfico cerca del Canal de Navegación de Houston." But keep "Beaumont → IAH" unchanged. So we keep "Beaumont → IAH". The rest: "Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes, depending on traffic congestion around the Houston Ship Channel." We translate. Second bullet: "Beaumont → Hobby: Roughly 1 hour 35 minutes to 1 hour 50 minutes, with a slight detour onto the South Loop (I‑610) before reaching the terminal." Translate: "Beaumont → Hobby: Aproximadamente 1 hora 35 minutos a 1 hora 50 minutos, con un pequeño desvío hacia el South Loop (I‑610) antes de llegar a la terminal." Keep "South Loop (I‑610)" unchanged. Might translate "South Loop" as "Bucle Sur". But "South Loop" is a proper name; keep unchanged. Third heading:

        Landmarks Along the Way

        -> "Puntos de referencia en el camino" or "Hitos a lo largo del recorrido". "Landmarks Along the Way" could be "Hitos a lo largo del camino". We'll choose "Hitos a lo largo del camino". Then bullet points:
        • Ford Park & Event Center: Visible just west of downtown Beaumont, this venue signals you’re entering the city’s commercial core.
        Translate: "Ford Park & Event Center: Visible justo al oeste del centro de Beaumont, este venue indica que estás entrando en el núcleo comercial de la ciudad." "Venue" is "lugar" or "recinto". We'll say "este recinto". Keep the name unchanged.
        • Lamar University Campus: A brief glimpse on the north side of I‑10 reminds travelers of Beaumont’s educational hub.
        Translate: "Campus de la Universidad Lamar: Un breve vistazo en el lado norte de la I‑10 recuerda a los viajeros el centro educativo de Beaumont." Keep "Lamar University Campus" unchanged, but we may translate to Spanish but keep the same? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but doesn't say about other proper nouns like "Lamar University Campus". It might be considered a proper name; we could keep as is. But we could also translate "Lamar University Campus" to "Campus de la Universidad Lamar". Probably better to keep unchanged: "Lamar University Campus". Let's keep unchanged.
        • Port Arthur Refineries: As you approach the county line, the skyline of industrial towers marks the transition from rural East Texas to the petrochemical corridor that precedes Houston.
        Translate: "Refinerías de Port Arthur: Al acercarte a la línea del condado, el horizonte de torres industriales marca la transición del Este Rural de Texas al corredor petroquímico que precede a Houston." Or "el horizonte de torres industriales señala la transición desde el campo del este de Texas hasta el corredor petroquímico que precede a Houston." Keep "Port Arthur Refineries" unchanged. Make sure we preserve HTML tags and line breaks exactly. The original HTML uses line breaks maybe after each element but we can produce same structure. We need to translate everything inside tags, not tags themselves. Keep "Beaumont", "IAH", "Hobby", "Houston", "East Texas", "Spindletop‑Gladys City museum", "Houston Ship Channel", "Ford Park & Event Center", "Lamar University Campus", "Port Arthur Refineries", "South Loop (I‑610)", "I‑10", "I‑10 West" etc. Also keep "I‑10" unchanged. The phrase "Interstate 10 West" appears. Keep unchanged or translate "Interstate 10 West" to "Autopista 10 West". We'll keep as is for safety. The phrase "interstate" may be translated. But as translation to Spanish, we might write "Autopista 10 West". The user didn't mention to preserve road names. They said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but road names not mentioned. It's okay to translate. However the phrase "Interstate 10 West" appears only in the paragraph: "The classic route from downtown Beaumont to IAH or Hobby follows Interstate 10 West, a straight‑shooting highway that cuts through the heart of East Texas." So we translate that entire paragraph. Let's translate step by step. Paragraph translation: "The classic route from downtown Beaumont to IAH or Hobby follows Interstate 10 West, a straight‑shooting highway that cuts through the heart of East Texas. From Beaumont’s city center (near the historic Spindletop‑Gladys City museum) the shuttle travels roughly 85 miles before reaching the Houston metro area. Once the vehicle merges onto I‑10, it stays on that corridor for the majority of the journey, only shifting onto inner‑city loops as it approaches the airport terminals." Spanish translation: "La ruta clásica desde el centro de Beaumont hacia IAH o Hobby sigue la Autopista 10 West, una carretera directa que atraviesa el corazón del Este de Texas. Desde el centro de Beaumont (cerca del histórico Museo Spindletop‑Gladys City) la shuttle recorre aproximadamente 85 millas antes de llegar al área metropolitana de Houston. Una vez que el vehículo se incorpora a la I‑10, permanece en ese corredor durante la mayor parte del viaje, cambiando solo a los bucles urbanos al acercarse a las terminales del aeropuerto." We need to keep "Spindletop‑Gladys City museum" unchanged? The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged; it's not a city or airport. But it's a museum name; we can keep as is. Possibly the translation for "museum" might be "museo", but keep name unchanged. We'll keep "Spindletop‑Gladys City museum". Or we could translate to Spanish "Museo Spindletop‑Gladys City". The instruction: Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't mention other proper nouns. We can decide to keep name unchanged for consistency. We need to maintain HTML tags. The paragraph is inside

        tags The user wants to translate an HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. We must 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 a Spanish translation that is natural and uses Latin American Spanish, presumably we need to maintain the tone for a landing page about airport shuttle service between Beaumont and Houston airports. The snippet includes some HTML: a list item (li) within a ul (implied), then headings h2, paragraphs, h3, etc. We need to translate all text content but keep tags unchanged. We must also maintain the exact HTML structure:

        • Houston’s Katy Freeway (I‑10 West): The widest stretch of I‑10 in Texas, passing through the Katy area, offers an impressive view of the city’s sprawl.

        ... and subsequent headings and paragraphs. We need to translate "Houston’s Katy Freeway (I‑10 West): The widest stretch of I‑10 in Texas, passing through the Katy area, offers an impressive view of the city’s sprawl." Also translate "Comparing Transportation Options" etc. Make sure to preserve line breaks? The user gave snippet in a single line. We can output as same structure but Spanish translations. We need to ensure we don't change the HTML tags or attributes. For example,

        Houston’s Katy Freeway (I‑10 West): The widest stretch of I‑10 in Texas, passing through the Katy area, offers an impressive view of the city’s sprawl.

        The closing

      is outside, but we will just output the same structure. Actually the snippet includes a closing
      after that li. We must keep that as is. Also "Texas Shuttle" is a brand name, presumably keep unchanged. The phrase "Texas Shuttle" is a proper noun; we can keep it. We need to ensure translation is natural Latin American Spanish. Use "traslado" or "servicio de transporte" etc. Let's translate step by step. Original text:
      • Houston’s Katy Freeway (I‑10 West): The widest stretch of I‑10 in Texas, passing through the Katy area, offers an impressive view of the city’s sprawl.
      Spanish translation: "La Autopista Katy de Houston (I‑10 West): el tramo más amplio de la I‑10 en Texas, que atraviesa la zona de Katy, ofrece una vista impresionante del extenso desarrollo de la ciudad." But note that "Katy Freeway" is a proper name; translation could be "Autopista Katy de Houston". It's okay. Now heading "Comparing Transportation Options" -> "Comparando las opciones de transporte". Or "Comparación de opciones de transporte". We'll translate as "Comparación de opciones de transporte". But we need to be consistent: the heading is h2:

      Comparing Transportation Options

      . We'll translate to "Comparación de opciones de transporte". Keep h2. Paragraph after heading: "While several modes can get you from Beaumont to Houston’s airports, each has distinct trade‑offs in cost, comfort, and reliability. Business travelers heading to early‑morning meetings or families with small children benefit from the door‑to‑door service and lack of multiple stops. In contrast, budget‑only travelers or those comfortable with possible surge pricing may opt for rideshare, but they should account for potential delays during Houston’s notorious rush hours." Translation: "Aunque varios modos de transporte pueden llevarte de Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston, cada uno tiene ventajas y desventajas distintas en cuanto a costo, comodidad y confiabilidad. Los viajeros de negocios que se dirigen a reuniones temprano en la mañana o las familias con niños pequeños se benefician del servicio puerta a puerta y de la ausencia de múltiples escalas. En cambio, los viajeros con presupuesto ajustado o los que están cómodos con posibles precios dinámicos pueden optar por el rideshare, pero deben tener en cuenta los posibles retrasos durante las conocidas horas pico de Houston." Now heading "Booking Your Beaumont to Houston Airport Shuttle" -> "Reserva tu shuttle del aeropuerto de Beaumont a Houston". Or "Reserva tu servicio de shuttle de Beaumont al aeropuerto de Houston". Use "Reserva tu shuttle de Beaumont al aeropuerto de Houston". Keep h2. Paragraph: "Texas Shuttle makes the reservation process straightforward, so you can secure your ride in a few quick steps. The platform is designed to give you a transparent quote without any hidden fees." Translation: "Texas Shuttle hace que el proceso de reserva sea sencillo, para que puedas asegurar tu viaje en unos pocos pasos rápidos. La plataforma está diseñada para darte un presupuesto transparente sin costos ocultos." Now

      Step 1 – Enter Your Locations

      -> "Paso 1 – Ingresa tus ubicaciones". Or "Paso 1 – Ingresa tus direcciones". We'll translate as "Paso 1 – Ingresa tus ubicaciones". Keep the dash and space as in original. Paragraph: "Navigate to the booking page and input your exact pickup address in Beaumont (including any nearby towns such as Port Arthur or Nederland) and your destination airport (IAH or Hobby). For the most accurate estimate, include the full street address rather than just the city name. Special zip‑code rates may apply, and the system will adjust the price accordingly." Translation: "Navega a la página de reserva e ingresa tu dirección exacta de recogida en Beaumont (incluyendo cualquier pueblo cercano como Port Arthur o Nederland) y tu aeropuerto de destino (IAH o Hobby). Para obtener la estimación más precisa, incluye la dirección completa de la calle en lugar de solo el nombre de la ciudad. Pueden aplicarse tarifas especiales según el código postal, y el sistema ajustará el precio en consecuencia." Now

      Step 2 – Compare Services

      -> "Paso 2 – Comparar servicios". Or "Paso 2 – Compara servicios". We'll keep "Compara servicios" or "Comparar servicios". Use "Compara servicios". Keep same. The snippet ends there. We need to ensure we keep the HTML tags exactly as in original. So we need to produce:
    • Houston’s Katy Freeway (I‑10 West): La sección más amplia de la I‑10 en Texas, que atraviesa la zona de Katy, ofrece una vista impresionante del extenso desarrollo de la ciudad.

    Comparación de opciones de transporte

    Aunque varios modos de transporte pueden llevarte de Beaumont a los aeropuertos de Houston, cada uno tiene ventajas y desventajas distintas en cuanto a costo, comodidad y confiabilidad. Los viajeros de negocios que se dirigen a reuniones temprano en la mañana o las familias con niños pequeños se benefician del servicio puerta a puerta y de la ausencia de múltiples escalas. En cambio, los viajeros con presupuesto ajustado o los que están cómodos con posibles precios dinámicos pueden optar por el rideshare, pero deben tener en cuenta los posibles retrasos durante las conocidas horas pico de Houston.

    Reserva tu shuttle de Beaumont al aeropuerto de Houston

    Texas Shuttle hace que el proceso de reserva sea sencillo, para que puedas asegurar tu viaje en unos pocos pasos rápidos. La plataforma está diseñada para darte un presupuesto transparente sin costos ocultos.

    Paso 1 – Ingresa tus ubicaciones

    Navega a la página de reserva e ingresa tu dirección exacta de recogida en Beaumont (incluyendo cualquier pueblo cercano como Port Arthur o Nederland) y tu aeropuerto de destino (IAH o Hobby). Para obtener la estimación más precisa, incluye la dirección completa de la calle en lugar de solo el nombre de la ciudad. Pueden aplicarse tarifas especiales según el código postal, y el sistema ajustará el precio en consecuencia.

    Paso 2 – Compara servicios

    Make sure we have no trailing spaces or missing tags. Keep all HTML tags exactly as is. Use proper HTML entity for dash? There's a dash in "Step 1 – Enter Your Locations". The dash is an en dash (–). In Spanish we can keep the same dash (–). The code may have a special character, but we can keep it as is. In the HTML snippet, the dash after "Step 1" is "–". We'll keep it as "Paso 1 –". Actually "Paso 1 –" uses an en dash (U+2013) preceded by a non-breaking space (U+00A0) after "Paso". But we can use the same "Paso 1 –". Or we can replace "Paso 1 –" with "Paso 1 –". Since we don't have to preserve exactly the characters, but keep the HTML tags. It's fine. We must ensure "Texas Shuttle" stays unchanged. The rest is fine. We must ensure we preserve any line breaks present originally? The user didn't specify any formatting. We can output as a single block of HTML. That's okay. Now check if any other text appears. The snippet includes also "Port Arthur" and "Nederland" are city names we keep unchanged. Also "IAH" and "Hobby" are airport codes unchanged. The snippet includes "IAH or Hobby". Keep as is. Now let's double-check the translation for nuance: "La sección más amplia de la I‑10 en Texas, que atraviesa la zona de Katy, ofrece una vista impresionante del extenso desarrollo de la ciudad." This is okay. Could also be "La parte más ancha de la I‑10 en Texas" but okay. "Comparación de opciones de transporte 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. The text includes multiple paragraphs, headings, lists. We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish, likely Mexican or generic Latin American Spanish. Need to preserve HTML tags. Keep the structure. Must keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: Houston, I‑10, Beaumont. Also keep "Texas Taxi", "Airport Shuttle", "Black Car Service" which are product names; they might be left unchanged (they are English). Also keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep the promo code "ONLINE" unchanged as code; perhaps keep uppercase. Goal: produce the HTML with Spanish translation. Let me translate each segment: Original:

    After entering your details, the site displays pricing for three service tiers: Texas Taxi, Airport Shuttle, and Black Car Service. This side‑by‑side view lets you weigh cost against vehicle type and amenities.

    Translate: "Después de ingresar sus datos, el sitio muestra los precios de tres niveles de servicio: Texas Taxi, Airport Shuttle y Black Car Service. Esta vista lado a lado le permite comparar el costo con el tipo de vehículo y las comodidades." But careful: "side‑by‑side view" could be "vista lado a lado" or "comparación lado a lado". "weigh cost against vehicle type and amenities" maybe "evaluar el costo frente al tipo de vehículo y las comodidades". Use natural Latin American Spanish: "le permite evaluar el costo frente al tipo de vehículo y las prestaciones". Or "comparar el costo con el tipo de vehículo y las prestaciones". Use "prestaciones" for amenities. Thus: "

    Después de ingresar sus datos, el sitio muestra los precios de tres niveles de servicio: Texas Taxi, Airport Shuttle y Black Car Service. Esta vista lado a lado le permite comparar el costo con el tipo de vehículo y las prestaciones.

    " Make sure to keep tags. Next:

    Step 3 – Reserve Your Ride

    Translate heading: "Paso 3 – Reserve su viaje". Keep "Paso" with non-breaking space. Thus: "

    Paso 3 – Reserve su viaje

    " Next paragraph:

    When you find a suitable option, click “Reserve Now.” You’ll be prompted to provide your name, cell‑phone number, and email. The system automatically saves a copy of the quote and sends a confirmation email for your records.

    Translate: "Cuando encuentre una opción adecuada, haga clic en “Reserve Now”. Se le pedirá que proporcione su nombre, número de celular y correo electrónico. El sistema guarda automáticamente una copia de la cotización y le envía un correo de confirmación para sus registros." But "Reserve Now" is in English; could keep it as is. Or we can keep the phrase "Reserve Now" in quotes; it's a button text. Keep as is. Thus: "

    Cuando encuentre una opción adecuada, haga clic en “Reserve Now”. Se le pedirá que proporcione su nombre, número de celular y correo electrónico. El sistema guarda automáticamente una copia de la cotización y le envía un correo de confirmación para sus registros.

    " Make sure "cell‑phone" hyphen as "celular". Good. Next heading:

    Step 4 – Complete Payment

    Translate: "Paso 4 – Completar el pago". Or "Paso 4 – Finalizar el pago". Keep similar phrase: "Paso 4 – Completar el pago". Use "Completar el pago" rather than "Complete Payment". So: "

    Paso 4 – Completar el pago

    " Next paragraph:

    The final screen asks for credit or debit card information. No charge is made until you confirm the booking. Upon completion, you’ll receive a receipt and driver contact details.

    Translate: "La pantalla final le solicita la información de su tarjeta de crédito o débito. No se realizará ningún cargo hasta que confirme la reserva. Una vez completado, recibirá un recibo y los datos de contacto del chofer." Alternatively: "No se realizará ningún cargo hasta que confirme la reservación." Keep "reserva" maybe. Thus: "

    La pantalla final le solicita la información de su tarjeta de crédito o débito. No se realizará ningún cargo hasta que confirme la reserva. Una vez completado, recibirá un recibo y los datos de contacto del chofer.

    " Next paragraph:

    Pro tip: Use the promo code ONLINE for round‑trip reservations to lock in a 10 % discount.

    Translate: "

    Consejo: Use el código promocional ONLINE para reservas de ida y vuelta y asegure un 10 % de descuento.

    " But "Pro tip:" could be "Consejo:" or "Tip:"; "Pro tip" maybe "Consejo profesional" but keep "Consejo". Keep HTML tags. Thus: "

    Consejo: Use el código promocional ONLINE para reservas de ida y vuelta y asegure un 10 % de descuento.

    " But we could also say "para bloqueo de un 10 % de descuento". It's fine. Next heading:

    Travel Tips for a Smooth Ride

    Translate: "

    Consejos de viaje para un viaje sin contratiempos

    " Or "Consejos de viaje para un traslado sin complicaciones". Use "viaje sin contratiempos" to convey smooth ride. Thus: "

    Consejos de viaje para un viaje sin contratiempos

    " Next list:
  • Allow Extra Time for Traffic: Houston’s I‑10 can become congested during the morning (7‑9 am) and late afternoon (4‑6 pm). Aim to depart Beaumont at least 2 hours before your flight.
  Translate: "
  • Reserve tiempo extra para el tráfico: La I‑10 de Houston puede congestionarse durante la mañana (7‑9 am) y a finales de la tarde (4‑6 pm). Procure salir de Beaumont al menos 2 horas antes de su vuelo.
  " But keep "Houston’s I‑10" as "la I‑10 de Houston". Keep tags. Alternatively: "Reserve tiempo adicional para el tráfico" is okay. Thus: "
  • Reserve tiempo extra para el tráfico: La I‑10 de Houston puede congestionarse durante la mañana (7‑9 am) y a última hora de la tarde (4‑6 pm). Procure salir de Beaumont al menos 2 horas antes de su vuelo.
  " Alternatively "a finales de la tarde" okay. Next:
  • Confirm Luggage Capacity: If you’re traveling with multiple suitcases or sports equipment, choose the SUV or larger vehicle option to avoid cramped interiors.
  Translate: "
  • Confirme la capacidad de equipaje: Si viaja con varias maletas o equipo deportivo, elija la opción de SUV o vehículo más grande para evitar interiores estrechos.
  " Thus: "
  • Confirme la capacidad de equipaje: Si viaja con varias maletas o equipo deportivo, elija la opción de SUV o vehículo más grande para evitar interiores estrechos.
  " Make sure to keep HTML tags. We should also consider the punctuation and formatting: Use non-breaking spaces where appropriate? The original had "Step 3" with non-breaking space between Step and 3; we can preserve that. In HTML, we can keep "Paso 3". The original "Step 4" had a non-breaking space. We'll maintain "Paso 4". The original had "7‑9 am" with hyphens (maybe non-breaking hyphens). Keep as is. Check entire HTML:

  After entering your details, the site displays pricing for three service tiers: Texas Taxi, Airport Shuttle, and Black Car Service. This side‑by‑side view lets you weigh cost against vehicle type and amenities.

  Step 3 – Reserve Your Ride

  When you find a suitable option, click “Reserve Now.” You’ll be prompted to provide your name, cell‑phone number, and email. The system automatically saves a copy of the quote and sends a confirmation email for your records.

  Step 4 – Complete Payment

  The final screen asks for credit or debit card information. No charge is made until you confirm the booking. Upon completion, you’ll receive a receipt and driver contact details.

  Pro tip: Use the promo code ONLINE for round‑trip reservations to lock in a 10 % discount.

  Travel Tips for a Smooth Ride

  • Allow Extra Time for Traffic: Houston’s I‑10 can become congested during the morning (7‑9 am) and late afternoon (4‑6
  • Mantenerse Conectado: Mantén tu teléfono cargado; los conductores te contactarán justo antes de llegar. Dado que la seguridad del aeropuerto limita el movimiento de los conductores, prepárate para encontrar a tu conductor en la zona de la acera designada.
  • Conoce Tu Terminal: IAH tiene cinco terminales (A‑E), mientras que Hobby es un aeropuerto de una sola terminal. Verifica cuál es la terminal que utiliza tu aerolínea para agilizar el proceso de descenso.
  • Prepara un Kit de Viaje: Incluye agua, bocadillos y cualquier documento esencial que puedas necesitar durante el trayecto, especialmente si viajas con niños pequeños.
  • Revisa la Construcción de Carreteras: El Departamento de Transporte de Texas actualiza frecuentemente los cierres de carriles en la I‑10. Un rápido vistazo al sitio web de TxDOT antes de partir puede ahorrar tiempo.
  • Usa el Código Promocional: Recuerda aplicar ONLINE al momento del pago para obtener un 10 % de descuento en reservas de ida y vuelta.

  Seguridad, Confiabilidad y Atención al Cliente

  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 translated HTML. We need to translate the paragraph and any HTML. The input text is:

  Texas Shuttle’s drivers are seasoned professionals, many of whom have logged over a decade navigating the Beaumont‑to‑Houston corridor. Vehicles undergo regular maintenance checks, and the service adheres to airport safety protocols, including restricted curb zones at both IAH and Hobby. If your flight is delayed, the support team can adjust your pickup time without extra charges. The company’s sales line operates Monday‑Friday 9 am‑7 pm CST at (817) 403‑6196, and assistance is available around the clock for existing reservations.

  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  1. How We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish, presumably from Spain Spanish but more generic Latin American. We must preserve all HTML tags, so we need to output exactly same tags with the same content, but the text inside tags is translated. For "Texas Shuttle’s drivers..." we should translate: "Los conductores de Texas Shuttle son profesionales experimentados, muchos de los cuales han acumulado más de una década navegando el corredor Beaumont‑to‑Houston." That is okay. But keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: "Beaumont", "Houston", "IAH", "Hobby", "Texas Shuttle". Should we keep "Texas Shuttle" as is? Yes, keep same. Keep phone numbers unchanged: (817) 403‑6196 unchanged. We need to translate "sales line operates Monday‑Friday 9 am‑7 pm CST". In Spanish: "La línea de ventas opera de lunes a viernes de 9 am a 7 pm hora del centro (CST)". That's natural. Now "assistance is available around the clock for existing reservations." -> "la asistencia está disponible las 24 horas del día para reservas existentes." Now heading "Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)" -> "Preguntas frecuentes (FAQ)" maybe. Keep "FAQ". But "FAQ" might stay as abbreviation; it's okay. Then "

  1. How". The snippet ends abruptly with "1. How". Possibly incomplete. We need to translate that "1. How" into Spanish: "1. Cómo". Should we keep the rest? It's truncated; we just translate "1. How". That would be "1. Cómo". We need to preserve the tag

  1. Cómo

  . Should we add space? The original had "1. How". Keep exactly same spaces but translate. The snippet has no closing tag for h3? It shows "

  1. How". Actually it's incomplete: missing closing tag. The user wrote "

  1. How". Probably a cut off. The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So we must preserve the same tags, including missing closing tag? Probably just the given text. But we can close the h3? No, keep as is. So output must include "

  1. Cómo". Actually we need to keep the exact tags as provided. The input text: "

  1. How". There's no closing tag. So we should output "

  1. Cómo". Probably that's what they expect. But we need to be careful: They want the translation for the whole page. We must not add extra content, only translate. Ensure we preserve case and punctuation. Use natural Latin American Spanish. Now produce final HTML:

  ...

  ...

  1. Cómo Let's do translation line by line. Paragraph: "Texas Shuttle’s drivers are seasoned professionals, many of whom have logged over a decade navigating the Beaumont‑to‑Houston corridor." Spanish: "Los conductores de Texas Shuttle son profesionales experimentados, muchos de los cuales han acumulado más de una década navegando el corredor Beaumont‑to‑Houston." Note: Keep "Beaumont‑to‑Houston" unchanged, same hyphen and to. Probably keep "Beaumont‑to‑Houston". Could also use "Beaumont‑to‑Houston". Keep as is. "Vehicles undergo regular maintenance checks, and the service adheres to airport safety protocols, including restricted curb zones at both IAH and Hobby." Spanish: "Los vehículos se someten a revisiones de mantenimiento regulares y el servicio cumple con los protocolos de seguridad aeroportuaria, incluyendo zonas de acceso restringido en las aceras tanto en IAH como en Hobby." "restricted curb zones" might be "zonas de conmem? Actually "restricted curb zones at both IAH and Hobby" meaning no stopping zones. "Zonas restringidas de acera". Let's translate: "zonas de conmem?" But better: "zonas de conmem?" No, maybe "zonas de restricción de bordure"? Let's think of natural Latin American phrase: "zonas de restricción en la acera". Could also be "zonas de conmem"? Hmm. Better: "zonas de conmem?" Let's check typical phrase: "restricted curb zones" could be "zonas de conmem?" In airports, "restricted curb zones" means "zonas de conmem?" maybe "zonas de conmem?" I'm not sure. Let's translate "restricted curb zones" as "zonas de acesso restringido en la acera". This is fine. So translation: "incluyendo zonas de acesso restringido en la acera tanto en IAH como en Hobby." But better: "incluyendo zonas de acesso restringido en la acera tanto en el IAH como en Hobby." Use "en el IAH"? The phrase "restricted curb zones at both IAH and Hobby" could be "zonas de restriction de la acera tanto en IAH como en Hobby". Let's go with "incluyendo zonas de acesso restringido en la acera tanto en IAH como en Hobby." Now "If your flight is delayed, the support team can adjust your pickup time without extra charges." Spanish: "Si su vuelo se retrasa, el equipo de soporte puede ajustar la hora de recogida sin cargos adicionales." Now "The company’s sales line operates Monday‑Friday 9 am‑7 pm CST at (817) 403‑6196, and assistance is available around the clock for existing reservations." Spanish: "La línea de ventas de la empresa opera de lunes a viernes de 9 am a 7 pm hora del centro (CST) en el (817) 403‑6196, y la asistencia está disponible las 24 horas del día para reservas existentes." Alternatively "en el (817) 403‑6196" but we may keep as "al (817) 403‑6196" or "en el (817) 403‑6196". Let's use "al". So: "La línea de ventas de la empresa opera de lunes a viernes de 9 am a 7 pm hora del centro (CST) al (817) 403‑6196, y la asistencia está disponible las 24 horas del día para reservas existentes." Now heading: "

  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  " => "

  Preguntas frecuentes (FAQ)

  " Now the truncated

  1. How => "

  1. Cómo" Thus final HTML:

  Los conductores de Texas Shuttle son profesionales experimentados, muchos de los cuales han acumulado más de una década navegando el corredor Beaumont‑to‑Houston. Los vehículos se someten a revisiones de mantenimiento regulares y el servicio cumple con los protocolos de seguridad aeroportuaria, incluyendo zonas de acesso restringido en la acera tanto en IAH como en Hobby. Si su vuelo se retrasa, el equipo de soporte puede ajustar la hora de recogida sin cargos adicionales. La línea de ventas de la empresa opera de lunes a viernes de 9 am a 7 pm hora del centro (CST) al (817) 403‑6196, y la asistencia está disponible las 24 horas del día para reservas existentes.

  Preguntas frecuentes (FAQ)

  1. Cómo Make sure to preserve the spaces and line breaks. Possibly they want line breaks as originally. We'll output as a single line? The user didn't specify line breaks. We'll keep it in a single line with tags. One note: "including zones of restricted curb zones at both IAH and Hobby." I'm not entirely sure about translation of "restricted curb zones". Could be "zonas de conmem?" Let's double-check. In Spanish for airport "restricted curb zones" might be "zonas de conmem?" maybe "zonas de conmem?" Actually, typical term is "Zona de conmem?"? In airports, the "curb" is the curb side of the road for passenger loading/unloading, often restricted. The phrase "restricted curb zones" likely refers to "zonas de conmem?" Wait, maybe "curb" in Spanish is "acera" or "vereda". The curb is the edge of the sidewalk. So "restricted curb zones" could be "zonas restringidas de la acera". So "zonas restringidas de la acera" is natural. So "incluyendo zonas restringidas de la acera tanto en IAH como en Hobby." Thus modify translation accordingly: "incluyendo zonas restringidas de la acera tanto en I