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. Also ensure we keep any special characters like — (em dash) and maybe spaces. Should we keep them? Probably yes as they are part of text. We'll translate the sentences. Let's translate: Original:Conroe to Wharton Shuttle
Translate: "Shuttle de Conroe a Wharton" maybe "Traslado de Conroe a Wharton". "Shuttle" is a term maybe keep as "Servicio de traslado" but natural Latin American Spanish: "Traslado de Conreo a Wharton". However "Shuttle" could be kept as "Servicio de traslado (shuttle)". But they said keep city/airport names unchanged, not necessarily keep term shuttle. Use natural translation: "Traslado de Conroe a Wharton". Keep the hyphen? The original has "Conroe to Wharton Shuttle". We'll translate to "Traslado de Conroe a Wharton". We'll keep thetags. Now paragraph:
Travelers leaving the pine‑covered streets of Conroe — whether from the historic downtown square, the lakeside neighborhoods around Lake Conroe, or the corporate parks near The Woodlands — can step straight into a private door‑to‑door vehicle that heads north on Interstate 45. The highway carries you past the sprawling suburbs of Spring and the busy interchange at FM 1488 before the route curves westward toward the Colorado River basin. After roughly 79 miles as the crow flies (a few extra miles on the pavement), the shuttle arrives in Wharton, where the historic courthouse square, the Wharton County Museum, and the quiet residential blocks near the Wharton Regional Airport welcome you.
Translate to Spanish, natural Latin American. We need to keep the em dashes — maybe we keep them as is. Let's translate sentence by sentence. "Travelers leaving the pine‑covered streets of Conroe — whether from the historic downtown square, the lakeside neighborhoods around Lake Conroe, or the corporate parks near The Woodlands — can step straight into a private door‑to‑door vehicle that heads north on Interstate 45." Translation: "Los viajeros que salen de las calles cubiertas de pinos de Conroe — ya sea desde la plaza histórica del centro, los vecindarios ribereños alrededor del Lago Conroe, o los parques corporativos cerca de The Woodlands — pueden subir directamente a un vehículo privado de puerta a puerta que se dirige hacia el norte por la Interestatal 45." Make sure "door‑to‑door" maybe "de puerta a puerta". Keep hyphen? We'll translate as "de puerta a puerta". Keep the special characters? We'll keep same style. Next sentence: "The highway carries you past the sprawling suburbs of Spring and the busy interchange at FM 1488 before the route curves westward toward the Colorado River basin." Translation: "La autopista te lleva más allá de los extensos suburbios de Spring y el movimentado cruce en la FM 1488, antes de que la ruta se curve hacia el oeste en dirección a la cuenca del Río Colorado." Next: "After roughly 79 miles as the crow flies (a few extra miles on the pavement), the shuttle arrives in Wharton, where the historic courthouse square, the Wharton County Museum, and the quiet residential blocks near the Wharton Regional Airport welcome you." Translation: "Después de aproximadamente 79 millas en línea recta (unos kilómetros adicionales en el pavimento), el traslado llega a Wharton, donde la histórica plaza del juzgado, el Museo del Condado de Wharton y los tranquilos bloques residenciales cerca del Aeropuerto Regional de Wharton te dan la bienvenida." We need to keep "Wharton Regional Airport" unchanged? It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So "Wharton Regional Airport" is an airport name; we should keep it unchanged. So we should not translate that. Keep as "Wharton Regional Airport". Similarly "Wharton County Museum" maybe museum name? It's not an airport but maybe we can translate? It says keep city/airport names unchanged, not necessarily other proper nouns. But "Wharton County Museum" is a proper name of a museum; could translate but maybe better to keep as is? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So only those. We can translate museum name if we want, but safer to keep as is? I'd translate to Spanish: "Museo del Condado de Wharton". That is still referencing the county, but the name might be official. Safer to keep unchanged? Usually they'd want translation of descriptive text, but proper nouns like museum maybe translate. However they didn't require to keep them unchanged. I'd translate to natural Spanish: "Museo del Condado de Wharton". But that changes the name slightly. Might be okay. But to be safe, keep as "Wharton County Museum". Similarly "Wharton Regional Airport" must stay unchanged. Thus: "... donde la histórica plaza del juzgado, el Wharton County Museum y los tranquilos bloques residenciales cerca del Wharton Regional Airport te dan la bienvenida." But "plaza del juzgado" maybe "plaza del tribunal histórico". The original: "historic courthouse square". Could be "plaza histórica del juzgado". We'll use "plaza histórica del juzgado". Keep "historic" translation. Now second paragraph:The typical door‑to‑door drive time ranges from 108 to 148 minutes, depending on traffic around the I‑45 corridor and the transition onto US‑59 near the Houston metropolitan area. Because the service is private, the driver picks you up at the exact address you provide — home, office, hotel, or the Conroe‑North Houston Regional Airport terminal — and drops you at any location in Wharton, including the Wharton Municipal Airport, the Wharton County Courthouse, or a private residence on FM 102.
Translate: "The typical door‑to‑door drive time ranges from 108 to 148 minutes, depending on traffic around the I‑45 corridor and the transition onto US‑59 near the Houston metropolitan area." Translation: "El tiempo típico de traslado de puerta a puerta varía entre 108 y 148 minutos, según el tráfico alrededor del corredor de la I‑45 y la transición hacia la US‑59 cerca del área metropolitana de Houston." Next: "Because the service is private, the driver picks you up at the exact address you provide — home, office, hotel, or the Conroe‑North Houston Regional Airport terminal — and drops you at any location in Wharton, including the Wharton Municipal Airport, the Wharton County Courthouse, or a private residence on FM 102." Translation: "Como el servicio es privado, el conductor te recoge en la dirección exacta que indiques — ya sea tu casa, oficina, hotel o la terminal del Aeropuerto Regional Conroe‑North Houston — y te deja en cualquier lugar de Wharton, incluyendo el Aeropuerto Municipal de Wharton, el Palacio de Justicia del Condado de Wharton o una residencia privada en la FM 102." Need to keep airport names unchanged: "Conroe‑North Houston Regional Airport" must stay unchanged. Also "Wharton Municipal Airport" unchanged. "Wharton County Courthouse" maybe keep unchanged? It's a proper name; we could translate to "Palacio de Justicia del Condado de Wharton". But maybe keep unchanged. Safer to keep unchanged as it's a proper noun. However the instruction only says keep city/airport names unchanged. So we can translate courthouse. But we need to decide. I'd translate to Spanish: "Palacio de Justicia del Condado de Wharton". But that changes the name. Might be okay. But to avoid risk, keep unchanged: "Wharton County Courthouse". However the phrase "Wharton County Courthouse" is a proper noun; translating might be considered altering. I'll keep unchanged. Thus final HTML:Traslado de Conroe a Wharton
Los viajeros que salen de las calles cubiertas? Wait we need to ensure we translate "pine‑covered streets". We used "calles cubiertas de pinos". Good. Make sure we keep the em dashes — exactly as in original. We'll keep them. Let's craft final translation:
Traslado de Conroe a Wharton
Los viajeros que salen de las calles cubiertas de pinos de Conroe — ya sea desde la plaza histórica del centro, los vecindarios ribereños alrededor del Lago Conroe, o los parques corporativos cerca de The Woodlands — pueden subir directamente a un vehículo privado de puerta a puerta que se dirige hacia el norte por la Interestatal 45. La autopista te lleva más allá de los extensos suburbios de Spring y el movimentado cruce en la FM 14
Todos los vehículos están preparados para la comodidad en viajes de larga distancia, con control de clima, amplio espacio para las piernas y espacio suficiente para equipaje estándar y artículos de mano. Los conductores monitorean el estado de los vuelos de los pasajeros que llegan a cualquiera de los aeropuertos, ajustando la hora de recogida automáticamente para que nunca tenga que esperar innecesariamente. No se ofrecen garantías de tiempo de espera fijo; el equipo simplemente sigue el vuelo y lo recibe cuando aterriza.
¿Cuánto suele durar el viaje?
Prevé un recorrido de aproximadamente una hora y 45 minutos hasta dos horas y media, siendo la duración exacta influida por la congestión en hora pico en la I‑45 Norte y la aproximación final a Wharton.
¿Puedo ser recogido en el Aeropuerto Regional Conroe‑North Houston?
Sí. Proporcione su terminal y número de vuelo al reservar, y el conductor lo esperará en la zona de llegadas, siguiendo cualquier demora y ajustando la hora de encuentro en consecuencia.
¿Qué ocurre si mi vuelo se retrasa?
Monitoreamos los vuelos entrantes en tiempo real y modificamos la recogida para que coincida con la llegada actualizada, de modo que lo recibamos puntualmente sin cargos adicionales.
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