The user wants to translate the given HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML.
We need to translate the text content inside HTML tags, preserving tags, attributes, URLs, phone numbers, city/airport names, codes (like DFW, DAL, etc.), and any markup. The output must be only the translated HTML, no extra explanation. Also ensure that the translation is natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The HTML contains English text describing a shuttle route. We need to translate each paragraph and headings, but keep HTML tags as-is.
We must keep city/airport names unchanged: "Belton", "Fort Worth Airport", "DFW", "Love Field Airport (DAL)", "Dallas Love Field". Keep the URLs unchanged: https://texasshuttle.com/belton-to-dfw etc.
Potential issues: "Texas Shuttle" is a brand name; we can keep as is or translate to "Texas Shuttle". Typically brand names remain unchanged.
The translation should be natural for Latin American Spanish, possibly using "usted" or informal "tú"? For a traveler context, we can use informal but respectful "tú". Use common Latin American Spanish expressions.
Need to maintain paragraphs and line breaks: The HTML is a single line with tags and text. We'll output same structure with translations.
First, let's break down content:
, , etc. We also need to keep city/airport names unchanged: "DFW", "Belton", "Fort Worth Airport", "Dallas", "Austin", "AUS". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present in the snippet). The snippet contains a link "https://texasshuttle.com/belton-to-dallas" and "https://texasshuttle.com/belton-to-austin". Keep them unchanged.
We need to translate the content. Let's go step by step.
Original snippet:
Belton to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle
We translate "Belton to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle" -> "Traslado de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". That seems natural. But maybe we keep "Shuttle" as "servicio de traslado". Could be "Traslado de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". That is a heading. Keep "Belton" and "Fort Worth Airport" unchanged? The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. That includes "Belton" and "Fort Worth Airport". So we can keep "Belton" and "Fort Worth Airport". But the heading includes "Shuttle". In Spanish we might say "Traslado". We can keep "Shuttle" as "shuttle"? But for a natural translation, we could use "servicio de shuttle". However the user wants natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Usually they would say "servicio de traslado" or "shuttle". Some might keep "shuttle". We could say "Traslado de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". That uses "Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". That keeps the name unchanged but in Spanish it is okay. So heading:Traslado de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth
Now paragraph 1:Traveling from Belton to Fort Worth Airport is a journey through Central Texas's diverse landscape, offering scenic views and a comfortable ride. With Texas Shuttle, you can relax in the privacy of your own vehicle, ensuring a stress-free trip for your important flights. Heading to DFW Airport from Belton instead? Our Belton to DFW shuttle covers the same DFW terminal drop-offs from Bell County.
We need to translate to natural Spanish, keep city/airport names unchanged, keep URLs unchanged, keep "Texas Shuttle" maybe unchanged. Keep "DFW" unchanged. Keep "Bell County" unchanged? "Bell County" is a county name. Should we translate? Probably keep as is, as it's a proper noun. Or translate "Condado de Bell"? The user didn't specify to keep county names. The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. County names are not city/airport names, but we might keep them unchanged as proper nouns, but the translation could include "Condado de Bell". Usually you'd keep "Bell County" in English, but translation might be "Condado de Bell". Since they didn't mention county names, but the natural approach is to translate "Bell County" as "Condado de Bell". However many Latin American Spanish speakers might leave it in English. It's not a city/airport, but we can decide. Let's think about typical translation: "Viajar desde Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth es un recorrido por el diverso paisaje del centro de Texas, con vistas panorámicas y un viaje cómodo. Con Texas Shuttle, puedes relajarte en la privacidad de tu propio vehículo, asegurando un viaje sin estrés para tus vuelos importantes. ¿Te diriges al Aeropuerto DFW desde Belton en su lugar? Nuestro servicio de shuttle de Belton a DFW cubre las mismas descargas en las terminales DFW desde el Condado de Bell." Something like that. We need to preserve the link text "Belton to DFW shuttle". In Spanish, we could keep "Belton a DFW shuttle". Or translate to "Belton a DFW". But the link title attribute is "Belton to DFW shuttle". We could translate title attribute? The user didn't specify about attribute text. Keep everything exactly as-is except text content. So we can modify link text as needed. Title attribute is also visible to browsers as tooltip; we could keep it as is or translate. The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It doesn't mention attributes. But "ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" includes attributes. So we must not modify attributes, including title. So we must keep title attribute unchanged: title="Belton to DFW shuttle". The link text is inside the tag: "Belton to DFW shuttle". We can translate the visible text. But must preserve the text content inside the tag? The instruction says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. That includes the tags themselves, but not necessarily the text content? Usually translation would involve translating the text content, while preserving tags. So we can translate the link text to Spanish, but preserve the link structure. However the phrase "Belton to DFW shuttle" may be considered part of the content; we can translate to "Belton a DFW shuttle". But maybe better: "Belton a DFW". The title attribute is unchanged, so it's okay. Now paragraph 2:The route takes you north out of Belton, passing through charming small towns like Cedar Creek and Waxahachie before merging onto Highway 195. This historic road offers a glimpse into Texas's agricultural roots as you drive past fields of cotton and soybeans. As you near the outskirts of Fort Worth, you'll be welcomed by the vibrant urban sprawl that defines this part of North Texas. Heading to Love Field Airport (DAL)? See our Belton to Love Field shuttle service for direct rides to Dallas Love Field.
We need to translate. Keep "Cedar Creek", "Waxahachie", "Highway 195", "Love Field Airport (DAL)", "Dallas Love Field". Keep URLs unchanged. Keep title attribute unchanged. Paragraph 3:Once on Highway 360, your driver will navigate through the thriving neighborhoods of Fort Worth, including the popular Lake Elizabeth area and the historic Stockyards District. This final stretch is a blend of modern development and historical charm, setting the stage for your arrival at the sleek terminals of DFW International Airport.
Translate, keep "Highway 360", "Lake Elizabeth", "Stockyards District", "DFW International Airport". Keep URLs unchanged. Now we need to produce final HTML with translations. Ensure all tags remain exactly as original. The HTML is a single line with tags and text. We must preserve line breaks? The original is all on one line. We can output same structure. We'll translate each paragraph. We should ensure natural Latin American Spanish. Use "usted" or "tú"? Typically traveler-oriented content uses "tú". Use "puedes", "te". Use "viaje", "recorrido". Use "traslado". Use "shuttle" maybe kept as "shuttle" or "servicio de shuttle". Many Spanish speakers use "shuttle" for airport shuttles. But we can also use "servicio de traslado". We can decide. Let's go through each piece. Heading:Belton to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle
Translate to:Traslado de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth
Now paragraph 1: Original:Traveling from Belton to Fort Worth Airport is a journey through Central Texas's diverse landscape, offering scenic views and a comfortable ride. With Texas Shuttle, you can relax in the privacy of your own vehicle, ensuring a stress-free trip for your important flights. Heading to DFW Airport from Belton instead? Our Belton to DFW shuttle covers the same DFW terminal drop-offs from Bell County.
We need to translate each sentence. "Traveling from Belton to Fort Worth Airport is a journey through Central Texas's diverse landscape, offering scenic views and a comfortable ride." Spanish: "Viajar desde Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth es un recorrido por el diverso paisaje del centro de Texas, con vistas panorámicas y un viaje cómodo." Note: "Central Texas's" we can translate as "del centro de Texas". Keep "Bel The user wants us to translate an HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. They want us to keep all HTML tags exactly as is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We have to translate the English text content within HTML tags into Spanish. The user specifically says "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers". So we need to produce Spanish that is natural for Latin American Spanish, presumably using "usted" forms, maybe informal but appropriate for travelers. We must keep all HTML tags exactly as is. So we should preserve tags like,
, , etc. We also need to keep city/airport names unchanged: "DFW", "Belton", "Fort Worth Airport", "Dallas", "Austin", "AUS". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present in the snippet). The snippet contains a link "https://texasshuttle.com/belton-to-dallas" and "https://texasshuttle.com/belton-to-austin". Keep them unchanged.
We need to translate the content. Let's go step by step.
Original snippet:
Our service covers both Terminal A and B at DFW, ensuring you reach the right gate with ease. Whether you're heading to a business meeting or an international getaway, Texas Shuttle's private door-to-door service provides the perfect balance of comfort and convenience.
Translation: "Nuestro servicio cubre tanto la Terminal A como la B en DFW, asegurándole llegar a la puerta correcta con facilidad. Ya sea que se dirija a una reunión de negocios o a un viaje internacional, el servicio privado puerta a puerta de Texas Shuttle ofrece el equilibrio perfecto entre comodidad y conveniencia."
Better: "Nuestro servicio cubre tanto la Terminal A como la B en DFW, asegurándole llegar a la puerta correcta con facilidad. Ya sea que se dirija a una reunión de negocios o a un viaje al extranjero, el servicio privado de puerta a puerta de Texas Shuttle ofrece el equilibrio perfecto entre comodidad y conveniencia."
We should keep the wording natural: "cubren ambas terminales A y B en DFW". But it's okay.
Now next: Timing and Drive Time
Translate: Tiempo y Duración del Viaje
or "Tiempos y Duración del Viaje". Usually "Tiempos de recorrido". For natural Latin American Spanish, "Tiempo y Duración del Viaje". Or "Tiempos y Duración del Recorrido". Could also be "Tiempos de manejo". Use "Tiempo y duración del recorrido". Let's decide.
Better: Tiempo y Duración del Recorrido
But we can also do "Tiempos y duración del viaje". "Tiempos y Duración del Viaje". Let's keep "Tiempos y Duración del Viaje". That matches "Timing and Drive Time". Good.
Now next paragraph:
The straight-line distance from Belton to Fort Worth Airport is approximately 118 miles, but due to road conditions and traffic, a typical drive time ranges from 160 to 220 minutes. We recommend booking with ample time to ensure you arrive at the airport on schedule. Heading to Dallas? See our Belton to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas.
Translate: "La distancia en línea recta desde Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth es de aproximadamente 118 millas, pero debido a las condiciones de la carretera y el tráfico, el tiempo de manejo típico oscila entre 160 y 220 minutos. Le recomendamos reservar con suficiente tiempo para asegurar su llegada al aeropuerto según lo previsto. ¿Va a Dallas? Vea nuestro servicio de Belton to Dallas shuttle para viajes directos a Dallas." But keep "Belton to Dallas shuttle" unchanged inside the anchor text? The anchor text includes "Belton to Dallas shuttle". Should we translate that? The user says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." Does that include anchor text? The anchor text is "Belton to Dallas shuttle". That's a phrase containing city names and the word "shuttle". We can keep it unchanged or we can translate "Belton to Dallas shuttle" to "Belton a Dallas shuttle" but it's probably okay to keep as is. However, the phrase "Belton to Dallas shuttle" appears as link text, but the user didn't specify to keep link text unchanged; they said "city/airport names and codes unchanged". The anchor text includes the phrase "Belton to Dallas shuttle". The city names are "Belton" and "Dallas". The rest "to" and "shuttle" can be translated. But we could also keep unchanged because it's a phrase that is maybe brand name or reference. But the phrase is part of the anchor text, but the instructions say keep city/airport names unchanged. So we can keep "Belton" and "Dallas". The phrase "to" can be left or replaced by "a". "Shuttle" is an English word but can be left as "shuttle". Usually we translate to Spanish: "servicio de shuttle" or "servicio de transporte". But maybe the brand is Texas Shuttle, they might want to keep "shuttle" in English. The anchor text says "Belton to Dallas shuttle". I think it's okay to keep as is, but we could also translate to "Belton a Dallas shuttle". However, the phrase might be used as a title attribute also unchanged? They said "title attribute" is also unchanged? Title attribute "Belton to Dallas shuttle". That's a phrase. But the user didn't specify to keep titles unchanged; they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, phone numbers and URLs unchanged. So title may be changed, but the link anchor might also be changed partially. But it's safer to keep anchor text unchanged except maybe "shuttle"? Let's interpret that "Belton" and "Dallas" remain unchanged; "to" could be changed to "a". The phrase "shuttle" maybe left unchanged. But the phrase "Belton to Dallas shuttle" could be translated to "Belton a Dallas shuttle". However, the phrase "Belton to Dallas shuttle" could be the name of the service page. It might be a link text that is used to navigate. Typically they would want the anchor text to be natural Spanish: "Belton a Dallas". But "shuttle" is not a Spanish word. They might want "servicio de transporte". But they might keep "shuttle". Hard to decide. Given the instruction "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." It implies we should produce natural Spanish translation for all text content, but not necessarily brand names or terms like "shuttle". In Latin America, "shuttle" is often used as an English term, but sometimes they use "servicio de transporte". However, the anchor text is "Belton to Dallas shuttle". Could translate to "Belton a Dallas (servicio de transporte)". But the user wants keep city/airport names unchanged. So we must keep "Belton", "Dallas". We can translate "to" to "a". And "shuttle" maybe keep as "shuttle" (or translate to "servicio"). The link's title attribute is also "Belton to Dallas shuttle". The title may be also part of translation; but we can translate the title as "Belton a Dallas shuttle" or "Belton a Dallas (servicio)". However, to keep it natural, we can translate the title to Spanish: "Belton a Dallas shuttle". This retains the phrase but uses Spanish preposition "a". Or "Belton a Dallas (servicio)". Let's keep it simple: "Belton a Dallas shuttle". Also for the link to Austin: "Belton to Austin shuttle". Keep as "Belton a Austin shuttle". Thus anchor text: "Belton a Dallas shuttle". Title attribute: "Belton to Dallas shuttle"? The title attribute is a tooltip, but we can also translate to Spanish: "Belton a Dallas shuttle". The user didn't mention title attribute. But it's okay to translate. Thus we need to adjust anchor text accordingly. Now next part:Pickup Information
=>Información de Recogida
Now the paragraph:We provide pickup directly from your home or any specified address in Belton. Please provide detailed instructions and a specific pickup location when booking your ride to facilitate a smooth start to your journey. Heading to Austin? See our Belton to Austin shuttle service for a direct ride to AUS.
Translate: "Ofrecemos recogida directamente en su hogar o en cualquier dirección indicada en Belton. Por favor, proporcione instrucciones detalladas y una ubicación específica de recogida al reservar su viaje para facilitar un inicio sin contratiempos. ¿Va a Austin? Vea nuestro servicio de Belton a Austin shuttle para un viaje directo al AUS." Make sure "AUS" unchanged. Also city/airport code "AUS" unchanged. NowBaggage Policy
=>The user wants translation of HTML content from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We have the HTML content: ```
In the event of a flight delay, our drivers are prepared to wait at the airport until your departure time. Please keep in touch with your driver for updates and instructions during extended stays.
Coming from Killeen or Fort Hood (20 minutes up US-190)? Our Killeen to Fort Worth shuttle service is the direct, door-to-door alternative.
To book your Belton to Fort Worth Airport shuttle today, call us at (817) 403-6196 or reserve online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips and enjoy your journey with Texas Shuttle.
Booking from neighboring Temple for the same Fort Worth flight? Check our Temple to Fort Worth airport shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides.
Related Bell County & Fort Worth Routes
``` We need to translate all text to natural Latin American Spanish, for travelers. Keep tags as is. Keep city names and codes unchanged: Killeen, Fort Hood, US-190, Belton, Fort Worth, Temple, Texas Shuttle. Keep phone numbers unchanged: (817) 403-6196. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep HTML comments unchanged (except we might not translate inside comments). Keep HTML tags unchanged. Thus we need to produce an HTML string with the same structure but Spanish translations. Let's translate each paragraph. Paragraph 1: "In the event of a flight delay, our drivers are prepared to wait at the airport until your departure time. Please keep in touch with your driver for updates and instructions during extended stays." In Spanish (Latin American): "En caso de retraso de vuelo, nuestros conductores están preparados para esperar en el aeropuerto hasta la hora de tu salida. Por favor mantente en contacto con tu conductor para recibir actualizaciones e instrucciones durante estancias prolongadas." But "stay" maybe "estancia" but we can say "durante esperas prolongadas". Or "durante estancias prolongadas". Use "tu" for informal. We'll produce a natural translation: "En caso de retraso de un vuelo, nuestros conductores están preparados para esperar en el aeropuerto hasta la hora de tu salida. Por favor, mantente en contacto con tu conductor para recibir actualizaciones e instrucciones durante esperas prolongadas." Paragraph 2: "Coming from Killeen or Fort Hood (20 minutes up US-190)? Our Killeen to Fort Worth shuttle service is the direct, door-to-door alternative." Spanish: "¿Vienes desde Killeen o Fort Hood (a 20 minutos por la US-190)? Nuestro servicio de shuttle de Killeen a Fort Worth es la alternativa directa, de puerta a puerta." We might preserve "shuttle" as "shuttle". But we can use "servicio de shuttle". That's fine. Paragraph 3: "To book your Belton to Fort Worth Airport shuttle today, call us at (817) 403-6196 or reserve online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips and enjoy your journey with Texas Shuttle." Spanish: "Para reservar tu shuttle de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o reserva en línea. Usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta y disfruta de tu recorrido con Texas Shuttle." Paragraph 4: "Booking from neighboring Temple for the same Fort Worth flight? Check our Temple to Fort Worth airport shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides." Spanish: "¿Reservas desde la vecina ciudad de Temple para el mismo vuelo a Fort Worth? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Temple al aeropuerto de Fort Worth para viajes directos de puerta a puerta." Then the h3: "Related Bell County & Fort Worth Routes" Spanish: "Rutas relacionadas de Bell County y Fort Worth" But we need to preserve the HTML tags:Related Bell County & Fort Worth Routes
. So we need to translate "Related Bell County & Fort Worth Routes" to Spanish. Could be "Rutas relacionadas de Bell County y Fort Worth". We'll preserve & as & (the HTML entity for &). In Spanish we may keep the ampersand, but we should use & to avoid issues. SoRutas relacionadas de Bell County & Fort Worth
. Now also need to ensure we keep the comments unchanged. The comments contain "HERMES-INTLINK:killeen-to-fort-worth:in-belton-fw:2026-06-19". Should not translate. Keep them unchanged. Thus final HTML: ```En caso de retraso de un vuelo, nuestros conductores están preparados para esperar en el aeropuerto hasta la hora de tu salida. Por favor, mantente en contacto con tu conductor para recibir actualizaciones e instrucciones durante esperas prolongadas.
¿Vienes desde Killeen o Fort Hood (a 20 minutos por la US-190)? Nuestro servicio de shuttle de Killeen a Fort Worth es la alternativa directa, de puerta a puerta.
Para reservar tu shuttle de Belton al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o reserva en línea. Usa el código promocional ONLINE para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta y disfruta de tu recorrido con Texas Shuttle.
¿Reservas desde la vecina ciudad de Temple para el mismo vuelo a Fort Worth? Consulta nuestro servicio de shuttle de Temple al aeropuerto de Fort Worth para viajes directos de puerta a puerta.
Rutas relacionadas de Bell County & Fort Worth
``` Check for any missing HTML tags. All tags are preserved. Ensure there is no extra spaces or missing punctuation that could be considered changes to HTML. Make sure that the line breaks are same as original? They want HTML; line breaks are not important. Just keep same structure. The original had newlines and comments, but we can produce as one block. We should keep the comment lines exactly. Potential improvements: Might consider "shuttle" translation: "servicio de transporte" but the user wants natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, they may accept "shuttle". Use "shuttle" as is. In the first paragraph, "our drivers" translation "nuestros conductores". Good. One more check: "Please keep in touch with your driver for updates and instructions during extended stays." We translated to "Por favor, mantente en contacto con tu conductor para recibir actualizaciones e instrucciones durante esperas prolongadas." That's natural. Now check the final HTML for any stray tags. Original: ```In the event of a flight delay, our drivers are prepared to wait at the airport until your departure time. Please keep in touch with your driver for updates and instructions during extended stays.
Coming from Killeen or Fort Hood (20 minutes up US-190)? Our Killeen to Fort Worth shuttle service is the direct, door-to-door alternative.
To book your Belton to Fort Worth Airport shuttle today, call us at (817) 403-6196 or reserve online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips and enjoy your journey with Texas Shuttle.
Booking from neighboring Temple for the same Fort Worth flight? Check our Temple to Fort Worth airport shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides.
Related Bell County The user wants translation of an HTML page 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, and return only the translated HTML. We need to translate the paragraph text. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish. The paragraph mentions "Belton sits in Bell County along the I-35 corridor about two hours south of Fort Worth. If you need a different pickup city, a different airport, or downtown Fort Worth versus the DFW terminals, see our ... pages for the same flat-rate, door-to-door private shuttle service across Central Texas and the DFW Metroplex." We need to translate this into Spanish, using natural Latin American Spanish, presumably neutral (Mexican) Spanish. We should also consider that "Belton", "Fort Worth", "I-35", "DFW", "DFW Metroplex", "Central Texas" are proper names that stay unchanged. The phrase "door-to-door private shuttle service" can be "servicio de transporte privado de puerta a puerta". Keep all the links and tags exactly. Check for any special characters or HTML tags: There's a paragraph tag
Belton se encuentra en el condado de Bell a lo largo del corredor de la I-35, a unas dos horas al sur de Fort Worth. Si necesitas una ciudad de recogida diferente, un aeropuerto diferente o el centro de Fort Worth frente a las terminales del DFW, consulta nuestra Hub de transporte al aeropuerto de Belton, Hub de transporte al aeropuerto de Fort Worth, Servicio de transporte de Belton a Love Field, Servicio de transporte de Temple a Fort Worth, Servicio de transporte de Killeen a Fort Worth para el mismo servicio de transporte privado de puerta a puerta con tarifa fija en todo el centro de Texas y el área metropolitana de DFW.
Check for punctuation: Spanish uses «.» for period. We used period after DFW and after "DFW Metroplex". Keep consistent. Also need to ensure there are no stray spaces. The HTML tags are unchanged. Now, we must ensure that the text inside the tags is translated while keeping the href and title attributes unchanged. However, the title attributes remain unchanged. Title attributes currently contain English text. Should we also translate the title? The instruction says keep city/airport names unchanged, but not explicitly about title attributes. Usually you would translate the title attribute for SEO and accessibility. However, the instruction says keep HTML tags exactly as-is, meaning all attributes should be unchanged. It says keep city/airport names unchanged, but not the title attribute. However, "title" attribute is not a city/airport name. But the instruction says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is". That could be interpreted as the tags themselves, not the attributes? Actually "ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" means the tags, including attributes, should not be changed. However, they also say "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So we must keep those. But they didn't say to preserve the title attribute text. The title attribute text includes English text that is visible to users on hover. The instruction is ambiguous. To be safe, we could keep the title attribute unchanged (i.e., keep English) because it's not a city/airport name. However, if we keep title unchanged, the link text will be Spanish, but the title stays English. That could be okay. However, the user may expect the entire page to be translated, including title attributes, unless they explicitly said to keep them unchanged. They said keep HTML tags exactly as-is, but tags include attributes. They likely mean to not add or remove tags or change their structure. Changing the content inside tags is okay. They might want the link text to be translated but not the attributes. However, we need to be cautious. The user explicitly said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." So we cannot modify tags themselves (like ), but we can modify the content (innerText) of the anchor tags. The title attribute is