Friendswood Airport Shuttle

The user wants translation from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers, keeping 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 HTML:

Friendswood Airport Shuttle

Welcome ... etc. Need to translate content into natural Latin American Spanish. Must preserve all tags and attributes exactly. Keep city/airport names unchanged: "Friendswood", "Houston", "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)", "William P. Hobby (HOU)". Also keep URLs unchanged: https://texasshuttle.com/... Keep phone numbers unchanged (none currently). Keep HTML tags. We must produce only the translated HTML. Provide a version that is natural in Latin American Spanish, perhaps using "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, su solución confiable de transporte puerta a puerta..." etc. The original English text has multiple paragraphs with links inserted within text; need to preserve the links exactly. Paragraph structure:

Friendswood Airport Shuttle

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your reliable door-to-door transportation solution connecting Friendswood with Houston's George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and William P. Galveston to IAH shuttle Webster airport shuttle Pearland airport shuttle Hobby (HOU) airports. League City to Hobby shuttle League City to IAH shuttle nearby League City shuttle service Our experienced drivers will navigate the route efficiently, ensuring you arrive at your destination on time.

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Friendswood is a vibrant community located just off Beltway 8, with easy access to I-45, Highway 288, and the Sam Houston Tollway. Whether you're heading to or returning from IAH's Terminals A, B, C, D, or E, or Hobby Airport, our shuttle service will provide a comfortable ride through the diverse neighborhoods of Friendswood.

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Our shuttles are equipped with ample space for your luggage and personal belongings, ensuring that everything you need is safely transported to and from the airport. For trips to IAH or Hobby, we'll customize your route to make your travel experience as smooth as possible.

We need to translate each paragraph into Spanish. The translation must be natural for Latin American travelers. Keep proper names unchanged. Also maintain linking text within anchor tags; those may need translation? The instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged". It doesn't mention the link text, but those are probably generic. The user may want link text also translated? It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but doesn't say to preserve link text. However preserving all HTML tags exactly as-is includes anchor tags attributes, but link text could be translated. But the phrase "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" suggests keep the tags, not necessarily the content inside tags. But to maintain meaning, we might translate link text. However it's ambiguous. Better to translate all visible text inside tags, but keep tags exactly as is. So keep Galveston to IAH shuttle becomes Galveston a IAH shuttle but the link text might be changed to Spanish "Galveston a IAH shuttle". But the user might want keep English text inside links unchanged? They didn't specify, but typical translation tasks include translating link text too. The requirement to keep city/airport names unchanged is about those specific names; other words can be translated. Thus we can translate "Galveston to IAH shuttle" to "Galveston a IAH shuttle". However maybe "Galveston a IAH shuttle" is unnatural? Should be "Galveston a IAH". Usually "Galveston to IAH shuttle" is a phrase describing a route. In Spanish, "Galveston a IAH". Could also be "Shuttle de Galveston a IAH". But we need to keep link text "Galveston to IAH shuttle". Could keep unchanged to satisfy "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is"? But that refers to tags. Possibly we can keep link text unchanged because they are internal content, but translation likely expects to translate all visible text, including anchor text. However instructions only require translation of English to Spanish; they didn't explicitly forbid translating anchor text. The only specific instruction about not changing city/airport names and codes. So we can translate anchor text. Nevertheless we must ensure translation is natural and uses Latin American Spanish (so not overly formal Spanish from Spain). We'll use "usted" or "tú"? Typically for travel context, "usted" is used in more formal settings; but we can use "usted" or "tú". Latin American Spanish tends to use "tú" in many countries but some use "usted". For a shuttle service, we could use "usted" for politeness. The original text uses "your". It's general. We'll use "su". So we can use "su" and "le" forms. Now translation:

Friendswood Airport Shuttle

=>

Shuttle del Aeropuerto de Friendswood

but keep "Friendswood Airport Shuttle" maybe keep unchanged? The instruction: keep city/airport names unchanged. "Friendswood Airport Shuttle" includes city name Friendswood. We could translate "Shuttle del Aeropuerto de Friendswood". That contains "Friendswood". So okay. Should we keep "Friendswood Airport Shuttle"? The phrase is "Friendswood Airport Shuttle". That's the name of service. It might be okay to translate to "Shuttle del Aeropuerto de Friendswood". Since "Friendswood" remains unchanged. We'll translate "Airport Shuttle" to Spanish but keep the city name. Let's translate each paragraph: Paragraph 1: "Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your reliable door-to-door transportation solution connecting Friendswood with Houston's George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and William P. Hobby (HOU) airports." We need Spanish: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, su confiable solución de transporte puerta a puerta que conecta Friendswood con los aeropuertos George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) y William P. Hobby (HOU) de Houston." We need to preserve city names: "Friendswood", "Houston", "George Bush Intercontinental", "William P. Hobby", airport codes unchanged. Then after that, there are links. We need to incorporate them as in original: "Our experienced drivers will navigate the route efficiently, ensuring you arrive at your destination on time." We must keep link tags inserted in the paragraph after "William P." maybe originally after "William P. Hobby (HOU) airports." Actually in original: "William P. Galveston to IAH shuttle Webster airport shuttle Pearland airport shuttle Hobby (HOU) airports." So there are links inserted before "Hobby (HOU)". So we need to preserve that order. The original text is a bit odd: "William P. Galveston to IAH shuttle Webster airport shuttle Pearland airport shuttle Hobby (HOU) airports." So it's "William P. [link] [link] [link] Hobby (HOU) airports." That indicates maybe the links are for shuttle services to/from various locations (Galveston, Webster, Pearland). So we need to incorporate them in the Spanish translation while preserving links order. We'll translate "Galveston to IAH shuttle" to "Galveston a IAH shuttle". Could also be "Shuttle de Galveston a IAH". Keep "shuttle" maybe as is, but it's okay to translate "shuttle" as "servicio de shuttle" or "shuttle". Since brand name is Texas Shuttle, maybe keep "shuttle". In Latin American Spanish, "shuttle" is often used as a loanword. So we can keep "shuttle". So we can translate "Galveston to IAH shuttle" as "Galveston a IAH shuttle". Keep same structure: "Galveston a IAH shuttle". Also "Webster airport shuttle" -> "Webster airport shuttle". Possibly translate "airport" to "aeropuerto", but keep "airport" maybe unchanged; but it's not a city name. We could translate to "Webster shuttle de aeropuerto". But safe approach: keep the same words but just translate "airport" to "aeropuerto". However the instruction: keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, but does not forbid translating "airport". So we can translate "airport" to "aeropuerto". But maybe it's okay to keep it unchanged. But translation of "Webster airport shuttle" could be "Shuttle del aeropuerto de Webster". That seems more natural: "Shuttle del aeropuerto de Webster". Let's translate to Spanish: "Shuttle del aeropuerto de Webster". So link text would be "Shuttle del aeropuerto de Webster". But that changes "airport" to "aeropuerto". That's fine. "Pearland airport shuttle" could be "Shuttle del aeropuerto de Pearland". We'll do that. Then "League City to Hobby shuttle", "League City to IAH shuttle", "nearby League City shuttle service". So translate accordingly. Thus final paragraph 1: "Bienvenido a Texas Shuttle, su confiable solución de transporte puerta a puerta que conecta Friendswood con los aeropuertos George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) y William The user wants a translation of an HTML snippet from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The HTML contains headings, paragraphs with text. The request is to translate 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 input snippet: ```

Friendswood Pickup Areas, Route Details & Travel Tips

Texas Shuttle picks up anywhere in Friendswood, including the neighborhoods near Polly Ranch, Friendswood Lakes, West Ranch, Heritage Estates, Forest Bend, Sun Meadow, and the FM-518 / FM-528 corridors. We also serve nearby business districts along Bay Area Boulevard and the Friendswood Drive (FM-2351) area, plus residential pickups near Friendswood High School, Stevenson Park, and the Friendswood Methodist Church campus. If your address is just over the line in Pearland, League City, Webster, or Alvin, the same Friendswood-to-Houston shuttle covers you — flat-rate, door-to-door.

How Far Is Friendswood From IAH and Hobby?

Friendswood sits about 22 miles south of Hobby Airport (HOU) and roughly 35-40 miles southeast of George Bush Intercontinental (IAH). Most Hobby runs use I-45 North to the Airport Boulevard exit; IAH runs typically take the Sam Houston Tollway (Beltway 8) east to North Sam Houston Pkwy, which avoids the worst of the downtown Houston traffic. We monitor live traffic and switch to Highway 288 or the Hardy Toll Road when the Beltway is congested.

Best Departure Times to Avoid Traffic

``` We must translate all English text to natural Latin American Spanish (Latin American, not Spanish from Spain). Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged: "Friendswood", "Polly Ranch", "Friendswood Lakes", "West Ranch", "Heritage Estates", "Forest Bend", "Sun Meadow", "FM-518", "FM-528", "Bay Area Boulevard", "Friendswood Drive (FM-2351)", "Friendswood High School", "Stevenson Park", "Friendswood Methodist Church", "Pearland", "League City", "Webster", "Alvin", "Houston", "Hobby Airport (HOU)", "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)", "I-45", "Airport Boulevard", "Sam Houston Tollway (Beltway 8)", "North Sam Houston Pkwy", "Highway 288", "Hardy Toll Road". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none appear). Keep all HTML tags. We need to provide a translation. Let's first parse the original content, identify all English strings that need translation. Original text: `

Friendswood Pickup Areas, Route Details & Travel Tips

` => "Friendswood Pickup Areas, Route Details & Travel Tips" should be translated: "Áreas de Recogida en Friendswood, Detalles de la Ruta y Consejos de Viaje". The ampersand is encoded as `&` in HTML, but the translation may still use the ampersand or "y". The original uses `&` for the ampersand. We can keep it as `&` or replace with `y`. Probably keep it as `&` because they want HTML unchanged. But we must translate text content; `&` is part of HTML entity. The phrase "Travel Tips" can be "Consejos de Viaje". So final heading: `

Áreas de Recogida en Friendswood, Detalles de Ruta y Consejos de Viaje

`? Or keep the `&`. Let's keep `&` if we want to preserve original. But the request: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." The tags themselves remain unchanged, but the content inside the tags is to be translated. The `&` inside the content is the HTML entity for `&`. We can replace the English phrase `&` with `y` Spanish or keep the same `&`. Usually translation would replace with the Spanish conjunction `y`. But that would change the HTML entity `&` to a plain character `&`? Actually the original is `&`. If we replace with `y`, we need to include `y` not the entity. But maybe they want to keep the entity unchanged? The request says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It doesn't say anything about HTML entities. The content is text; the `&` is part of content. The translation might produce `y` (the Spanish conjunction). Usually the translation would be "y" not `&`. But the presence of `&` in the original is used to display "&". The translator can replace with the literal ampersand in Spanish. In Spanish, it's common to write "y". So we can just translate to "y". But if we want to keep the entity, we could use `&`. It doesn't matter much. But the request to keep tags unchanged means we shouldn't modify tags themselves (e.g., `

`). The content can be changed. So we can replace `&` with `y`. Thus `

Friendswood Pickup Areas, Route Details & Travel Tips

` becomes `

Áreas de recogida en Friendswood, detalles de ruta y consejos de viaje

`. Now the first paragraph: `Texas Shuttle picks up anywhere in Friendswood, including the neighborhoods near Polly Ranch, Friendswood Lakes, West Ranch, Heritage Estates, Forest Bend, Sun Meadow, and the FM-518 / FM-528 corridors. We also serve nearby business districts along Bay Area Boulevard and the Friendswood Drive (FM-2351) area, plus residential pickups near Friendswood High School, Stevenson Park, and the Friendswood Methodist Church campus. If your address is just over the line in Pearland, League City, Webster, or Alvin, the same Friendswood-to-Houston shuttle covers you — flat-rate, door-to-door.

` We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish. Keep names of places unchanged. Keep the dash `—` maybe keep as `—` or replace with Spanish dash. The original uses `—` which is the em dash. That is part of content. We can replace with "—" or keep `—`. Usually translation would preserve the dash, but we can translate the dash as "—". So we could use "—" or " – ". Probably keep the same. The paragraph: "Texas Shuttle picks up anywhere in Friendswood, including the neighborhoods near Polly Ranch, Friendswood Lakes, West Ranch, Heritage Estates, Forest Bend, Sun Meadow, and the FM-518 / FM-528 corridors. We also serve nearby business districts along Bay Area Boulevard and the Friendswood Drive (FM-2351) area, plus residential pickups near Friendswood High School, Stevenson Park, and the Friendswood Methodist Church campus. If your address is just over the line in Pearland, League City, Webster, or Alvin, the same Friendswood-to-Houston shuttle covers you — flat-rate, door-to-door." Translation: "Texas Shuttle recoge en cualquier lugar de Friendswood, incluyendo los vecindarios cerca de Polly Ranch, Friendswood Lakes, West Ranch, Heritage Estates, Forest Bend, Sun Meadow, y los corredores FM-518 / FM-528. También servimos los distritos comerciales cercanos a lo largo de Bay Area Boulevard y la zona de Friendswood Drive (FM-2351), además de recogidas residenciales cerca de Friendswood High School, Stevenson Park y el campus de la Iglesia Metodista de Friendswood. Si tu dirección está justo al otro lado de la línea en Pearland, League City, Webster o Alvin, el mismo servicio de shuttle de Friendswood a Houston te cubre — tarifa plana, de puerta a puerta." We need to consider "Texas Shuttle picks up anywhere in Friendswood". The phrase "pick up" in Spanish can be "recoge". "anywhere" -> "cualquier lugar" or "en cualquier parte". Use "cualquier lugar". "including the neighborhoods near..." -> "incluyendo los vecindarios cercanos a...". Could also be "incluyendo los barrios cercanos a". Use "vecindarios" maybe fine. Keep proper nouns unchanged. "FM-518 / FM-528 corridors" -> "corredores FM-518 / FM-528". Use Spanish "corredores". "We also serve nearby business districts along Bay Area Boulevard and the Friendswood Drive (FM-2351) area" -> "También servimos los distritos comerciales cercanos a lo largo de Bay Area Boulevard y la zona de Friendswood Drive (FM-2351)". "plus residential pickups near..." -> "además de recogidas residenciales cerca de..." "If your address is just over the line in Pearland, League City, Webster, or Alvin, the same Friendswood-to-Houston shuttle covers you — flat-rate, door-to-door." -> "Si tu dirección está justo al otro lado de la línea en Pearland, League City, Webster o Alvin, el mismo servicio de shuttle de Friendswood a Houston te cubre — tarifa plana, de puerta a puerta." "flat-rate" -> "tarifa plana". "door-to The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We need to translate the HTML content. The HTML contains paragraphs and headings. Must preserve tags exactly. Keep city/airport names unchanged (Friendswood, Houston, IAH, Hobby). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). We must produce natural Latin American Spanish (e.g., Latin American Spanish style, not overly formal Spanish from Spain). Use appropriate idiomatic phrasing. Let's examine the text: Original English:

The Friendswood-to-Houston corridor is busiest weekday mornings 6:30-9:00 a.m. northbound on I-45 (commuters into downtown) and 4:00-6:30 p.m. southbound. For early morning IAH departures, we recommend leaving Friendswood about 3 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight; for Hobby, leave about 2 hours before a domestic flight. Late-night and weekend runs are usually 10-15 minutes faster door-to-curb because both I-45 and Beltway 8 are clear.

But there is some error: "and 3.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight" Actually earlier part: "3 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight". Let's re-evaluate: Original: "... we recommend leaving Friendswood about 3 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight; for Hobby, leave about 2 hours before a domestic flight." Wait: Actually the original says: "we recommend leaving Friendswood about 3 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight; for Hobby, leave about 2 hours before a domestic flight." But the actual HTML snippet:

The Friendswood-to-Houston corridor is busiest weekday mornings 6:30-9:00 a.m. northbound on I-45 (commuters into downtown) and 4:00-6:30 p.m. southbound. For early morning IAH departures, we recommend leaving Friendswood about 3 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight; for Hobby, leave about 2 hours before a domestic flight. Late-night and weekend runs are usually 10-15 minutes faster door-to-curb because both I-45 and Beltway 8 are clear.

The original has an extra phrase: "and 3.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3.5 hours before an international flight" That's duplicate. Possibly a mistake. Should translate as is. The next paragraph:

Tolls, Terminals, and Practical Tips

Trips to IAH typically use the Sam Houston Tollway; tolls are included in your flat rate, so the price you see at booking is the price you pay — no surprise add-ons. At IAH, Southwest does not fly out of IAH — Southwest passengers should book to Hobby instead. United is the dominant carrier at IAH (Terminals B, C, D, and E); American, Delta, and most low-cost carriers use Terminal A. At Hobby, almost all flights are Southwest, with smaller blocks for JetBlue, Frontier, and Delta. Tell us your airline and flight number at booking and we will drop you at the correct terminal door without you having to think about it.

Third heading:

Why Friendswood Riders Choose a Shuttle Over Driving

So we need to translate these three paragraphs and headings to natural Latin American Spanish. Key terms: "Friendswood-to-Houston corridor", "busiest", "weekday mornings", "northbound", "southbound", "commuters into downtown", "early morning IAH departures", "recommend leaving", "about", "domestic flight", "international flight", "Late-night and weekend runs", "door-to-curb", "clear". Use typical Latin American phrasing: "corredor", "los días laborables", "mañanas", "hacia el norte", "hacia el sur", "viaje al centro", "para salidas tempranas", "recomendamos salir", "aproximadamente", "vuelo doméstico", "vuelo internacional", "viajes nocturnos y de fin de semana", "de puerta a acera" (door-to-curb), "ambos I-45 y Beltway 8 están despejados". Use "Sam Houston Tollway", "peajes incluidos", "tarifa fija", "precio que ves al reservar es el precio que pagas", "sin sorpresas". "Southwest no opera en IAH", "pasajeros de Southwest deben reservar a Hobby". "United es la compañía dominante en IAH (Terminales B, C, D y E); American, Delta y la mayoría de líneas de bajo costo operan en la Terminal A". "En Hobby, casi todos los vuelos son de Southwest, con bloques más pequeños para JetBlue, Frontier y Delta". "Dinos tu aerolinea y número de vuelo al reservar y te dejaremos en la puerta de la terminal correcta sin que tengas que preocuparte". "Por qué los pasajeros de Friendswood eligen una shuttle en lugar de conducir". We must keep HTML tags exactly:

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, . Ensure any HTML entities like — remain unchanged. Use proper Spanish punctuation. We need to keep city/airport names unchanged: "Friendswood", "Houston", "IAH", "Hobby", "I-45", "Beltway 8". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none here). Keep any numeric values unchanged: "6:30-9:00 a.m.", "4:00-6:30 p.m.", "3 hours", "3.5 hours", "2 hours", "10-15 minutes". Keep times as is. We must return ONLY the translated HTML, no extra commentary. Make sure to preserve line breaks? The HTML as given is a single block of HTML with paragraphs and headings. We should return the same structure with Spanish translations. Check for any hidden characters: — should be kept as — in HTML. Use proper Spanish accent marks. Use natural phrasing: "El corredor entre Friendswood y Houston es más transitado...". Also "Los días hábiles" might be more appropriate for "weekday mornings". "Las mañanas de los días hábiles". Or "Los días laborables" (Latin America). "Los días de semana". Use "mañana" for morning, "tarde" for afternoon. The phrase "northbound" and "southbound": "en dirección norte" and "en dirección sur". Or "hacia el norte" and "hacia el sur". Could use "sentido norte" and "sentido sur". But keep it simple: "en dirección norte" and "en dirección sur". Keep the numeric time with "a.m." and "p.m." as original. Also "commuters into downtown": "los viajeros que van al centro". "downtown" is often "centro de la ciudad". Could translate as "el centro". Use "hacia el centro". Or "hacia el centro de la ciudad". Keep parentheses. The phrase "Late-night and weekend runs are usually 10-15 minutes faster door-to-curb because both I-45 and Beltway 8 are clear." We can translate as "Los viajes nocturnos y de fin de semana suelen ser de 10 a 15 minutos más rápidos de puerta a acera porque tanto la I-45 como la Beltway 8 están despejadas." Or "de puerta a bordillo"? In Spanish we can use "de puerta a bordillo". But we can keep "door-to-curb" translation as "de puerta a acera" (common in Latin America). Or "de puerta a acera". Actually "door-to-curb" may be "de puerta a acera". Let's decide: "de puerta a acera". Keep consistent. The phrase "Trips to IAH typically use the Sam Houston Tollway; tolls are included in your flat rate, so the price you see at booking is the price you pay — no surprise add-ons." In Spanish: "Los viajes a IAH suelen utilizar la Sam Houston Tollway; los peajes están incluidos en tu tarifa fija, así que el precio que ves al reservar es el precio que pagas — sin sorpresas al final." Or "sin cargos adicionales". Keep "—". We can keep the em dash entity as — or use actual dash? The original uses — for dash. We'll keep —. "Airports: IAH, Hobby". Keep as is. "Southwest does not fly out of IAH — Southwest passengers

El estacionamiento en los lotes económicos del IAH cuesta aproximadamente $10‑$13 por día y el de Hobby ronda los $9‑$11 por día; en un viaje de una semana, solo el estacionamiento suele superar el costo de un viaje de ida y vuelta en shuttle, sin contar la gasolina, el kilometraje y el estrés del largo recorrido del shuttle económico del IAH desde el lote hasta la terminal. Nuestro shuttle de Friendswood a Houston también es no compartido por defecto, así que no pararás en cinco casas más en el camino — el tiempo de manejo que se muestra es tu tiempo de manejo real.

¿A qué hora debo programar mi recogida?

El tiempo promedio de manejo puerta a puerta entre Friendswood y el Aeropuerto Hobby (HOU) es de aproximadamente 25 a 40 minutos, y de 45 a 65 minutos hasta el Aeropuerto Internacional George Bush (IAH), dependiendo de las condiciones del tráfico. Para una programación más precisa, le recomendamos proporcionarnos los detalles de su vuelo para que podamos ajustar los horarios de recogida según corresponda.

¿Cuántas maletas puedo traer?

Nuestros shuttles están diseñados para acomodar todo su equipaje con comodidad. Ya sea que viaje ligero o necesite espacio adicional para un viaje en familia, tenga la seguridad de que habrá amplio espacio para sus maletas y objetos personales.

¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa?

En caso de que su vuelo se retrase, simplemente contáctenos por teléfono o mensaje de texto para reprogramar su recogida. Nuestro equipo trabajará con usted para asegurarse de que lo recojan lo antes posible una vez que su vuelo aterrice.

The user wants to translate a landing page HTML from English to "NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." They want to keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. We need to translate the text content inside HTML tags but preserve tags. We should not translate names of airports (HOU, IAH, Hobby, George Bush Intercontinental, etc.) but may need to adapt in Spanish (like "Aeropuerto Hobby", "Aeropuerto George Bush Intercontinental"? However they said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. That includes the names of the airports like "Hobby Airport (HOU)" and "George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)". So we leave them unchanged. Similarly city names "Friendswood" we keep as is. Keep phone numbers, URLs unchanged. We must translate the English text into natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. That means we should consider typical Spanish spoken in Latin America (avoid overly formal Spain Spanish). Use "tú" perhaps? Usually informal for travelers is fine. But we need to ensure natural translation. The text contains multiple paragraphs and headings. The content is basically FAQs. So we need to produce something like:

¿Con cuánta anticipación debo ser recogido para un vuelo desde Friendswood con destino a IAH o Hobby?

... etc. But we must maintain HTML tags. Keep tags exactly as is. We must ensure that any special characters like "–" are not changed, but we can keep them as they are. If there are apostrophes or double quotes in the content, they can remain. We must also consider that the question itself is a heading:

How early should I be picked up for an IAH or Hobby flight from Friendswood?

. We translate to Spanish: "¿Con cuánta anticipación debo ser recogido para un vuelo desde Friendswood hacia IAH o Hobby?" That sounds natural. But maybe: "¿Con cuánta antelación debo ser recogido para un vuelo desde Friendswood con destino a IAH o Hobby?" Both are okay. But we need to adapt the phrase "Friendswood pickup" -> "recogida en Friendswood". We can translate the content accordingly. Now the second paragraph: "For Hobby Airport (HOU), we recommend a Friendswood pickup at least 2 hours before your scheduled departure for domestic flights, and 3 hours for international. For George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), allow 2.5 hours for domestic departures and 3.5 hours for international, since traffic on I-45 through downtown Houston and on Beltway 8 can add 15-30 minutes during peak hours. Share your flight number when you book and we'll back-time the pickup using live flight and traffic data." We translate: "Para el Aeropuerto Hobby (HOU), recomendamos una recogida en Friendswood al menos 2 horas antes de la salida programada para vuelos nacionales y 3 horas para internacionales. Para el George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), considera 2.5 horas para salidas nacionales y 3.5 horas para internacionales, ya que el tráfico en la I-45 a través del centro de Houston y en la Beltway 8 puede agregar entre 15 y 30 minutos durante las horas pico. Comparte tu número de vuelo al reservar y calcularemos la hora de recogida basándonos en datos de vuelo y tráfico en tiempo real." We need to keep "I-45", "Beltway 8" unchanged. Also keep the dash/hyphen? They are in English but maybe we can keep them as is, it's fine. Third heading:

Do you offer 24/7 service for early morning and late night flights?

Translate:

¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para vuelos temprano en la mañana y tardíos en la noche?

Something like that. But maybe we can phrase: "¿Ofrecen servicio las 24 horas los 7 días de la semana para vuelos muy temprano o muy tarde?" That might be more natural. Now the paragraph: "Yes. Our Friendswood shuttle runs around the clock, every day of the year — including holidays. Early morning pickups (3:00-5:00 AM) for the first wave of departures out of Hobby and IAH are one of our most-requested time slots, and late-night arrivals after midnight are no problem. There is no after-hours surcharge for standard scheduled pickups." Translate: "Sí. Nuestra shuttle desde Friendswood opera las 24 horas, todos los días del año, incluyendo festivos. Las recogidas temprano en la mañana (3:00-5:00 AM) para la primera ola de salidas desde Hobby e IAH son uno de los horarios más solicitados, y las llegadas nocturnas después de medianoche no son problema. No hay recargo por horario fuera de servicio para recogidas programadas estándar." We might adjust "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte" but the original term is "shuttle". In Spanish, "shuttle" is often used as a loan word. Could use "shuttle". It's okay. The last heading:

Is the shuttle shared or private, and can I book the whole vehicle?

Translate:

¿El shuttle es compartido o privado, y puedo reservar el vehículo completo?

We need to maintain any HTML tags like

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. The user wants only the translated HTML. The user gave a snippet with a partial heading at the end, not full paragraph. It ends with "

Is the shuttle shared or private, and can I book the whole vehicle?

" So we should translate that heading. Now, we must be careful with the translation of "Friendswood pickup" and "Friendswood shuttle". In Spanish we can use "recogida en Friendswood" and "shuttle de Friendswood". Keep as is. We must preserve any markup like

tags and text within them. Now, overall we need to translate all English text to natural Latin American Spanish. We need to ensure the translation is idiomatic and not overly literal. Also maintain placeholders like "IAH", "HOU", "Friendswood". Keep them unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The snippet does not contain any phone numbers or URLs. Potential challenges: The translation of "24/7 service" - we can say "servicio 24/7" or "servicio las 24 horas, los 7 días". We'll keep "24/7" as is. Now, the translation must preserve HTML tags. The original snippet:

How early should I be picked up for an IAH or Hobby flight from Friendswood?

For Hobby Airport (HOU), we recommend a Friendswood pickup at least 2 hours before your scheduled departure for domestic flights, and 3 hours for international. For George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), allow 2.5 hours for domestic departures and 3.5 hours for international, since traffic on I-45 through downtown Houston and on Beltway 8 can add 15-30 minutes during peak hours. Share your flight number when you book and we'll back-time the pickup using live flight and traffic data.

Do you offer 24/7 service for early morning and late night flights?

Yes. Our Friendswood shuttle runs around the clock, every day of the year — including holidays. Early morning pickups (3:00-5:00 AM) for the first wave of departures out of Hobby and IAH are one of our most-requested time slots, and late-night arrivals after midnight are no problem. There is no after-hours surcharge for standard scheduled pickups.

Is the shuttle shared or private, and can I book the whole vehicle?

Thus we need to produce:

¿Con cuánta anticipación debo ser recogido para un vuelo desde Friendswood con destino a IAH o Hobby?

Para el Aeropuerto Hobby (HOU), recomendamos una recogida en Friendswood al menos 2 horas antes de la salida programada para vuelos nacionales, y 3 horas para internacionales. Para el George Bush Intercontinental (IAH), permite 2.5 horas para salidas nacionales y 3.5 horas para internacionales, ya que el tráfico en la I-45 a través del centro de Houston y en la Beltway 8 puede agregar entre 15 y 30 minutos durante las horas pico. Comparte tu número de vuelo al reservar y calcularemos la hora de recogida utilizando datos de vuelo y tráfico en tiempo real.

¿Ofrecen servicio las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana para vuelos muy temprano en la mañana y tardíos en la noche?

Sí. Nuestro shuttle desde Friendswood opera las 24 horas, todos los días del año, incluyendo festivos. Las recogidas temprano en la mañana (3:00-5:00 AM) para la primera ola de salidas desde Hobby e IAH son uno de los horarios más solicitados, y las llegadas nocturnas después de medianoche no son problema. No hay recargo por horario fuera de servicio para recogidas programadas estándar.

¿El shuttle es compartido o privado, y puedo reservar el vehículo completo?

Check that everything is correct. We should ensure we preserve all punctuation and spaces as required. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Now check each translation for naturalness: Heading 1: "¿Con cuánta anticipación debo ser recogido para un vuelo desde Friendswood con destino We need to translate the HTML 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. The HTML is a paragraph, h3, p, h3, p, h3, p, and then an h3? Let's parse. Original:

You choose. By default, our rates show options for shared shuttle (most affordable), private sedan, and private SUV — all door-to-door. Most Friendswood-to-airport trips are booked as private rides because the door-to-door window is tighter and you skip the multi-stop wait. When you enter your addresses on the quote page, you'll see a side-by-side price for each option so you can pick what fits your group size and budget.

Do you pick up from Friendswood neighborhoods like West Ranch, Forest Bend, and Wedgewood?

Yes. We pick up from every Friendswood neighborhood — West Ranch, Forest Bend, Wedgewood, Polly Ranch Estates, Sterling Creek, Heritage Park, Annalea, and the older subdivisions off FM 518 and FM 528. Our drivers know the side streets and gated-community access points (entry codes can be added to your booking notes), so pickups are smooth even in less-trafficked parts of town.

How much does a shuttle from Friendswood to IAH or Hobby cost?

Pricing is mileage-based and depends on your exact pickup address, the airport (IAH is farther and runs higher than Hobby), time of day, and whether you choose shared, private sedan, or private SUV. Enter your full street address on our quote page to see an exact total — no estimates, no surge pricing surprises. Use promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off round trips booked through the website.

Will the driver help with luggage and wait if I'm running late at the curb?

We need to translate each textual content inside tags to natural Latin American Spanish, while keeping HTML tags unchanged. Also keep city/airport names unchanged: Friendswood (city name), West Ranch, Forest Bend, Wedgewood, Polly Ranch Estates, Sterling Creek, Heritage Park, Annalea, FM 518 and FM 528 (these are road numbers but we can keep them unchanged). Airport names: IAH, Hobby. Keep codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none in the text). Keep promo code ONLINE unchanged. Possibly keep the strong tags as is. We must translate text that is not HTML tags. For example: "You choose." => "Tú eliges." or "Tu decides." The translation must be natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, not overly formal. Keep "you choose" as "Tú eliges". Could also be "Tú decides." But likely "Tú eliges." "By default, our rates show options for shared shuttle (most affordable), private sedan, and private SUV — all door-to-door." => "Por defecto, nuestras tarifas muestran opciones de shuttle compartido (la más económica), sedán privado y SUV privado — todo puerta a puerta." Or "Por defecto, nuestras tarifas muestran opciones de shuttle compartido (la más económica), sedán privado y SUV privado — todo de puerta a puerta." But we need to keep "door-to-door" translation "de puerta a puerta". "Shared shuttle" could be "servicio compartido" or "shuttle compartido". In Latin America, "shuttle" is used as "shuttle". Or "servicio compartido". Use "shuttle compartido" is fine. "Most Friendswood-to-airport trips are booked as private rides because the door-to-door window is tighter and you skip the multi-stop wait." => "La mayoría de los viajes de Friendswood al aeropuerto se reservan como traslados privados porque la ventana puerta a puerta es más ajustada y evitas la espera de múltiples paradas." "When you enter your addresses on the quote page, you'll see a side-by-side price for each option so you can pick what fits your group size and budget." => "Cuando ingreses tus direcciones en la página de cotización, verás los precios uno al lado del otro para cada opción, para que puedas elegir la que se ajuste al tamaño de tu grupo y tu presupuesto." Now the h3: "Do you pick up from Friendswood neighborhoods like West Ranch, Forest Bend, and Wedgewood?" => "¿Realizan recojos desde barrios de Friendswood como West Ranch, Forest Bend y Wedgewood?" Or "¿Recogen de los barrios de Friendswood como West Ranch, Forest Bend y Wedgewood?" The phrase "Do you pick up" in Spanish for a shuttle service can be "¿Realizan recojos desde...?" or "¿Ofrecen recogida en...?" Use "¿Realizan recojos desde...?" Let's translate: "¿Recogen de los barrios de Friendswood como West Ranch, Forest Bend y Wedgewood?" However the question is "Do you pick up from Friendswood neighborhoods like West Ranch, Forest Bend, and Wedgewood?" That is asking if they pick up from those neighborhoods. So "¿Recogen en los barrios de Friendswood como West Ranch, Forest Bend y Wedgewood?" This is natural. Paragraph: "Yes. We pick up from every Friendswood neighborhood — West Ranch, Forest Bend, Wedgewood, Polly Ranch Estates, Sterling Creek, Heritage Park, Annalea, and the older subdivisions off FM 518 and FM 528. Our drivers know the side streets and gated-community access points (entry codes can be added to your booking notes), so pickups are smooth even in less-trafficked parts of town." Translate: "Sí. Recogemos en todos los barrios de Friendswood — West Ranch, Forest Bend, Wedgewood, Polly Ranch Estates, Sterling Creek, Heritage Park, Annalea, y las subdivisiones más antiguas fuera de FM 518 y FM 528. Nuestros conductores conocen las calles laterales y los puntos de acceso a las comunidades cerradas (los códigos de entrada se pueden agregar a las notas de tu reserva), por lo que las recogidas son fluidas incluso en las zonas menos transitadas del pueblo." "Less-trafficked parts of town" -> "zonas menos transitadas del pueblo" or "partes menos transitadas de la ciudad". In this context, it's a small town, "del pueblo" okay. Next h3: "How much does a shuttle from Friendswood to IAH or Hobby cost?" => "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Friendswood a IAH o Hobby?" Or "¿Cuánto cuesta un servicio de shuttle de Friendswood a IAH o Hobby?" Could be "¿Cuánto cuesta un shuttle de Friendswood a IAH o Hobby?" Good. Paragraph: "Pricing is mileage-based and depends on your exact pickup address, the airport (IAH is farther and runs higher than Hobby), time of day, and whether you choose shared, private sedan, or private SUV. Enter your full street address on our quote page to see an exact total — no estimates, no surge pricing surprises. Use promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off round trips booked through the website." Translate: "Los precios se basan en la distancia y dependen de tu dirección exacta de recogida, el aeropuerto (IAH está más lejos y es más caro que Hobby), la hora del día y si eliges compartido, sedán privado o SUV privado. Ingresa tu dirección completa en nuestra página de cotización para ver el total exacto — sin estimaciones ni sorpresas de precios por demanda. Usa el código promocional ONLINE al finalizar la compra para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes redondo reservados a través del sitio web." "Round trips" => "viajes de ida y vuelta". In Spanish, "viajes redondos" is sometimes used in Latin America? Actually "viaje de ida y vuelta" is typical. But "viajes redondos" is understood. However we can use "viajes de ida y vuelta". Use "viajes de ida y vuelta". Let's do that. Thus: "para obtener un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta reservados a través del sitio web." Now next h3: "Will the driver help with luggage and wait if I'm running late at the curb?" => "¿El conductor me ayudará con el equipaje y esperará si llego tarde al bordillo?" Or "¿El conductor me ayudará con el equipaje y esperará si llego tarde al bordillo?" Use "bordillo" is sidewalk curb. Could also be "acera". In Latin American Spanish, "bordillo" is used for the curb. We'll translate. Thus final text: ```

Tú eliges. Por defecto, nuestras tarifas muestran opciones de shuttle compartido (la más económica), sedán privado y SUV privado — todo puerta a puerta. La mayoría de los viajes de Friendswood al aeropuerto se reservan como traslados privados porque la ventana puerta a puerta es más ajustada y evitas la espera de múltiples paradas. Cuando ingreses tus direcciones en la página de cotización, verás los precios uno al lado del otro para cada opción, para que puedas elegir la que se ajuste al tamaño de tu grupo y tu presupuesto.

¿Recogen en los barrios de Friendswood como West Ranch, Forest Bend y Wedgewood?

Sí. Recogemos en todos los barrios de Friendswood — West Ranch, Forest Bend, Wedgewood, Polly Ranch Estates, Sterling Creek, Heritage Park, Annalea, y las subdiv The user asks: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML." We need to translate the given HTML, which is a paragraph with two

elements containing text. We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, i.e., a version that sounds native, with some colloquial or typical Spanish for travelers. We must preserve HTML tags exactly as-is. So we need to output the HTML with the same tags, but with translated text. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (none present). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. There's a phone number: (817) 403-6196; we must keep that unchanged. There's also the promo code ONLINE, but that's part of the text; it's a code, keep uppercase. The phrase "Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips." Keep that unchanged? Possibly we need to translate the rest but keep the promo code as is: "Utilice el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." That seems correct. Also "Yes to both." is a phrase "Sí a ambas cosas." or "Sí a ambos." Could be "Sí a ambas." but they say "Yes to both." Might be better: "Sí a ambos." So we need to incorporate that. We must produce only the HTML with translations, no extra commentary. So the output must be:

Sí a ambos. Cada conductor ayuda a cargar y descargar el equipaje sin cargo adicional — incluyendo artículos grandes como palos de golf, cochecitos, asientos de auto y bolsas de esquí (solo menciónalos en las notas de reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado). Para las recogidas, nuestros conductores esperan durante todo el período de gracia sin costo y te enviarán un mensaje de texto al llegar. Para las llegadas, rastreamos tu número de vuelo en tiempo real, así que si aterrizas antes o después ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no necesitas llamar.

Para reservar tu viaje hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web para hacer una reservación en línea. Utiliza el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. Estamos ansiosos por brindarte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés.

We need to make sure we keep the HTML tags exactly. The

tags must be there. The around the phone number. Should we preserve the original

tags? Yes. Now check if we need to keep any line breaks or extra spaces. The original HTML has no line breaks except spaces between tags. The output must be same format: two

elements concatenated. We should verify each piece: Original English:

Yes to both. Every driver helps load and unload luggage at no extra charge — including oversized items like golf clubs, strollers, car seats, and ski bags (just mention them in booking notes so we send the right vehicle). For pickups, our drivers wait the full grace window at no charge and will text you on arrival. For arrivals, we track your flight number in real time, so if you land early or late we adjust pickup automatically — no need to call.

To book your ride today, call us at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website to make a reservation online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips. We look forward to providing you with a comfortable and stress-free travel experience.

Now Spanish translation: First paragraph: "Sí a ambos." Then "Cada conductor ayuda a cargar y descargar el equipaje sin cargo adicional — incluyendo artículos grandes como palos de golf, cochecitos, asientos de auto y bolsas de esquí (solo menciónalos en las notas de reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado). Para las recogidas, nuestros conductores esperan durante todo el período de gracia sin costo y te enviarán un mensaje de texto al llegar. Para las llegadas, rastreamos tu número de vuelo en tiempo real, así que si aterrizas antes o después ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no necesitas llamar." Make sure to preserve the dash characters (em dash). They are present as "—" in English. We can keep them as same "—". Spanish also uses the em dash. Use the same characters. Second paragraph: "Para reservar tu viaje hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web para hacer una reservación en línea. Utiliza el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. Estamos ansiosos por brindarte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés." Better phrase for "We look forward to providing you with a comfortable and stress-free travel experience." Could be "Esperamos brindarte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés." Or "Estamos encantados de ofrecerte...". Use "Estamos ansiosos por brindarte..." maybe unnatural. Could be "Estamos entusiasmados por brindarte". But for Latin American Spanish, maybe "Estamos encantados de ofrecerte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés." Could use "Estamos felices de..." but the phrase "We look forward to providing you with" is like "Estamos encantados de ofrecerle...". Use "brindarte" or "ofrecerte". We'll choose "brindarte". So "Estamos encantados de brindarte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés." That is natural. Thus final translation:

Sí a ambos. Cada conductor ayuda a cargar y descargar el equipaje sin cargo adicional — incluyendo artículos grandes como palos de golf, cochecitos, asientos de auto y bolsas de esquí (solo menciónalos en las notas de reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado). Para las recogidas, nuestros conductores esperan durante todo el período de gracia sin costo y te enviarán un mensaje de texto al llegar. Para las llegadas, rastreamos tu número de vuelo en tiempo real, así que si aterrizas antes o después ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no necesitas llamar.

Para reservar tu viaje hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web para hacer una reservación en línea. Utiliza el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta. Estamos encantados de brindarte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés.

Check everything. Check for any placeholders like city/airport names: none. Phone number: kept. The code "ONLINE" should be uppercase. It's already uppercase, we kept it. Now, ensure we kept all punctuation and spaces as needed. Potential nuance: "No extra charge — including oversized items like..." is "sin cargo adicional — incluyendo artículos grandes como..." Good. Now verify that translation is natural Latin American Spanish. "Sí a ambos." is okay, but maybe "Sí a ambas" might be better? Let's examine context: "Yes to both." In original, "Yes to both. Every driver helps load and unload luggage..." So "Yes to both." refers to something prior: maybe they asked about luggage and waiting. So "Sí a ambos." Could be ambiguous. "Sí a ambos." Good enough. Could also be "Sí, a ambos." But keep simple. "Cada conductor ayuda a cargar y descargar el equipaje sin cargo adicional." Good. "Incluyendo artículos grandes como palos de golf, cochecitos, asientos de auto y bolsas de esquí (solo menciónalos en las notas de reserva para enviar el vehículo adecuado)." Good. "Para las recogidas, nuestros conductores esperan durante todo el período de gracia sin costo y te enviarán un mensaje de texto al llegar." Good. "Para las llegadas, rastreamos tu número de vuelo en tiempo real, así que si aterrizas antes o después ajustamos la recogida automáticamente — no necesitas llamar." Good. Second paragraph: "Para reservar tu viaje hoy, llámanos al (817) 403-6196 o visita nuestro sitio web para hacer una reservación en línea." Good. "Utiliza el código promocional ONLINE para un 10% de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta." Good. "Estamos encantados de brindarte una experiencia de viaje cómoda y sin estrés." Good. Check for consistency: "reservación" vs "reserva" can be both. Use "reservación" which is common in Latin America. Good. Now final output must be exactly the HTML with tags. No extra text. Thus final answer: the HTML block. One more check: The tags around the phone number. The HTML: (817) 403-6196. Must preserve exactly. The tags are inside the paragraph text, not the outermost. We'll preserve exactly. Thus final answer as above. Make sure not to include any extraneous whitespace before

. But if there is newline before

in output, it's fine? The instruction: "Return ONLY the translated HTML." It's ambiguous if newline allowed. Usually safe to keep as minimal as original: no leading newline. But we can include newline for readability. However, safe to output exactly as original with no newlines: just the concatenated HTML. It might be okay. Thus final answer:

Sí a ambos. Cada conductor ayuda a cargar y descargar el equipaje sin cargo adicional — incluyendo artículos grandes como palos de golf, cochecitos, asientos de auto y bolsas de esquí (solo menciónalos en