Paris Airport Shuttle

The user wants a translation of 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. Thus we need to translate the textual content inside HTML tags, i.e., the headings and paragraphs. Keep tags and attributes unchanged. Keep city names unchanged, e.g., Paris, Fort Worth, DFW, Texas Shuttle, etc. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep phone numbers unchanged (though there are none in the snippet). Keep HTML tags exactly as is. Now we need to produce natural Latin American Spanish, presumably neutral but perhaps Mexican or generic. It's for travelers, so use appropriate travel language. We must preserve line breaks? The input is a single line with HTML tags. We can output as a single line, but we should preserve HTML tags exactly. There's a heading

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. We need to translate text inside tags. We need to ensure we translate "Paris to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle". Perhaps "Traslado de Paris a Fort Worth Airport". Or "Servicio de Transporte de Paris a Fort Worth Airport". Or "Traslado de Paris al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". The phrase "Paris to Fort Worth Airport Shuttle" could be "Traslado de Paris al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Or "Servicio de shuttle de Paris al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth". Choose natural. The paragraph: "Navigating from Paris to Fort Worth Airport (DFW) is made seamless with Texas Shuttle's private door-to-door service. Our experienced drivers will take you on a comfortable journey through the vibrant landscapes of North Texas, ensuring a stress-free travel experience. Flying out of DFW International instead? See our ... service for direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Need a different downtown drop? See our ... option from the same Paris, TX pickup zone." Translate: "Navegar desde Paris hasta el Aeropuerto de Fort Worth (DFW) se hace sencillo con el servicio privado de puerta a puerta de Texas Shuttle. Nuestros conductores experimentados lo llevaran en un viaje confortável a través de los paisajes vibrantes del norte de Texas, garantindo una experiencia de viaje sin estrés. ¿Vuela desde DFW International en su lugar? Vea nuestro servicio de trasnlado de Paris a DFW para viajes directos al Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth. ¿Necesita dejar en otro punto del centro? Vea nuestra opción de traslado de Paris a Love Field desde la misma zona de recogida en Paris, TX." Need to keep HTML tags unchanged. Also note the second paragraph has some metrics: "Paris, TX sits about 114 miles from DFW International and 136 miles from downtown Fort Worth. Door-to-door drive time without traffic is roughly 2 hours 15 minutes to DFW and 2 hours 35 minutes to Fort Worth; we typically quote a 2 h 35 min – 3 h 45 min pickup window so morning rush on I-30 into Mesquite/Dallas and afternoon construction around Greenville don't put you behind on your flight." We translate these as well. Keep numbers unchanged. Keep names unchanged (DFW International, etc.). Keep i.e. "I-30" as is. "Mesquite/Dallas" etc. Keep "Greenville". Translate: "Paris, TX se encuentra a unas 114 millas del DFW International y a 136 millas del centro de Fort Worth. El tiempo de manejo de puerta a puerta sin tráfico es aproximadamente 2 horas 15 minutos hasta DFW y 2 horas 35 minutos hasta Fort Worth; por lo general cotizamos una ventana de recogida de 2 h 35 min a 3 h 45 min para que la hora pico de la mañana en la I-30 hacia Mesquite/Dallas y la construcción de la tarde cerca de Greenville no lo dejan rezagado para su vuelo." Check for natural Spanish: "rezagado" could be "atrasado". Use "atrasado". Thus final paragraph: "Paris, TX se encuentra a unas 114 millas del DFW International y a 136 millas del centro de Fort Worth. El tiempo de manejo de puerta a puerta sin tráfico es aproximadamente 2 horas 15 minutos hasta DFW y 2 horas 35 minutos hasta Fort Worth; por lo general cotizamos una ventana de recogida de 2 h 35 min a 3 h 45 min para que la hora pico de la mañana en la I-30 hacia Mesquite/Dallas y la construcción de la tarde cerca de Greenville no lo dejen atrasado para su vuelo." Now translation of the heading "Your Journey: From Paris, TX to Fort Worth / DFW". Possibly "Su viaje: De Paris, TX a Fort Worth / DFW". Keep HTML tags. Thus final HTML:

Traslado de Paris al Aeropuerto de Fort Worth

Navegar desde Paris hasta el Aeropuerto de Fort Worth (DFW) se hace sencillo con el servicio privado de puerta a puerta de Texas Shuttle. Nuestros conductores experimentados lo llevaran en un viaje confortable a través de los paisajes vibrantes del norte de Texas, garantizando una experiencia de viaje sin estrés. ¿Vuela desde DFW International en su lugar? Vea nuestro servicio de traslado de Paris a DFW para viajes directos al Aeropuerto Internacional de Dallas/Fort Worth. ¿Necesita dejar en otro punto del centro? Vea nuestra opción de traslado de Paris a Love Field desde la misma zona de recogida en Paris, TX.

Su viaje: De Paris, TX a Fort Worth / DFW

Paris, TX se encuentra a unas 114 millas del DFW International y a 136 millas del centro de Fort Worth. El tiempo de manejo de puerta a puerta sin tráfico es aproximadamente 2 horas 15 minutos hasta DFW y 2 horas 35 minutos hasta Fort Worth; por lo general cotizamos una ventana de recogida de 2 h 35 min a 3 h 45 min para que la hora pico de la mañana en la I-30 hacia Mesquite/Dallas y la construcción de la tarde cerca de Greenville no lo dejen atrasado para su vuelo.

Check for any special characters: HTML tags need to be exactly same. Ensure no extra spaces. Use correct apostrophes? Actually we have quotes in HTML attributes: . Those remain unchanged. In translation we must preserve anchor text inside tags. Actually there are anchor tags within the paragraph. They have text like "Paris to DFW shuttle". Must translate anchor text as part of the paragraph. Let's locate those anchor tags. Original paragraph:

Navigating from Paris to Fort Worth Airport (DFW) is made seamless with Texas Shuttle's private door-to-door service. Our experienced drivers will take you on a comfortable journey through the vibrant landscapes of North Texas, ensuring a stress-free travel experience. Flying out of DFW International instead? See our Paris to DFW shuttle service for direct rides to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. Need a different downtown drop? See our Paris to Love Field shuttle option from the same Paris, TX pickup zone.

Thus we must translate the visible text inside anchor tags: "Paris to DFW shuttle", "Dallas", "Paris to Love Field shuttle". Also "Paris to DFW shuttle" could be translated to "traslado de Paris a DFW". But we may keep the anchor text in Spanish but maintain the same link. The user wants translation to natural Latin American Spanish. The anchor text "Paris to DFW shuttle" should be translated, but we must keep the link and the title attribute unchanged. Title attribute is used for SEO; can also translate but the user says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. The title attribute includes "Paris to DFW shuttle". Should we translate it? Probably keep title unchanged as it's part of the anchor but maybe we could translate it. The user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. The title attribute is not a phone or URL, but it's part of anchor's attribute. It may be okay to translate the title as well, but the instruction says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, meaning keep tags, attributes exactly same. The attributes include title. Should we keep them unchanged? The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." That includes attributes. So we must not change any attributes. So we should keep title attribute unchanged. However the anchor text (the visible text) is inside the tags and not an attribute; it's text content. We can translate that. So we need to preserve the attributes (href, title) unchanged. The anchor text we can translate. Thus we need to translate anchor text "Paris to DFW shuttle" -> maybe "Traslado de Paris a DFW". Or "Servicio de Paris a DFW". But keep the phrase similar to natural Spanish. The anchor text includes "shuttle". In Spanish "traslado" is common. We can use "Traslado de Paris a DFW". Or "Paris a DFW shuttle" -> "Traslado de Paris a DFW". That is fine. Also "Dallas" is a city name; we keep it unchanged. And "Paris to Love Field shuttle" -> "Traslado de Paris a 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 have a paragraph about the route: US-82 west out of Paris etc. We need to translate the content but keep HTML tags. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged (like US-82, US-271, Sulphur Springs, I-30, etc.). Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none in the excerpt). Keep HTML tags exactly as-is. The user wants natural Latin American Spanish. We need to translate the English text into Spanish, but preserve HTML markup tags like

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  Why Choose Texas Shuttle?

  , and the bullet list items. First, we need to consider translation details: ensure natural Latin American Spanish, appropriate idiomatic phrasing for travelers. Must keep references to US route numbers and Texas highways unchanged, preserve names like "Paris", "Lamar County", "Sulphur Springs", "Greenville", "Royse City", "Rockwall", "Lake Ray Hubbard", "Mesquite", "Dallas/Fort Worth", "DFW International", "Arlington", "TX-360", "TX-183", "Airport Freeway", "Sundance Square", "Cultural District", "Stockyards", "Fort Worth Meacham", "Alliance Airport", "I-35W", "TX-170", "Texas Shuttle". Also preserve "US-380" and "US-75". We need to translate text but keep the tags. The HTML:

  The standard route runs US-82 west out of Paris ...

  Potential translation: "La ruta estándar discurre por US-82 hacia el oeste desde París a través de los suburbios occidentales de París y hasta las tierras de cultivo del condado de Lamar, luego toma US-271 hacia el sur en el intercambio de Sulphur Springs. Desde allí tomamos la Interestatal 30 hacia el oeste en Sulphur Springs y permanecemos en ella a través de Greenville, Royse City, Rockwall (con el causeway del lago Ray Hubbard), Mesquite, y hacia el lado este de Dallas/Fort Worth. (No no routamos por US-380 o US-75 para este corredor — la I-30 es considerablemente más rápida y tiene mayor capacidad de adelantamiento para las salidas temprano en la mañana que la mayoría de los viajeros de París reservan)." But the phrase "We do not route via US-380 or US-75 for this corridor" should be natural: "No tomamos la ruta por US-380 ni US-75 para este corredor." Actually "No usamos la ruta por US-380 o US-75 para este corredor". The phrase "I-30 is materially faster and has more passing capacity for the early-morning departures most Paris travelers book" maybe translate as "la I-30 es considerablemente más rápida y tiene mayor capacidad de adelantamiento para las salidas de madrugada que la mayoría de los viajeros de París reservan." Second paragraph: "Si tu destino es DFW International, salimos de la I-30 hacia TX-360 norte en Arlington, luego tomamos TX-183 oeste / Airport Freeway hacia las terminales. Los conductores dejan en la acera en cualquier terminal del DFW — A, B, C, D o E — dependiendo de tu aerolinea. Para el centro de Fort Worth, Sundance Square, el Distrito Cultural o los Stockyards, continuamos hacia el oeste por la I-30 pasando Arlington y salimos en el bloque de destino; el tiempo total al centro de FW es aproximadamente 20 minutos más que a DFW. Para Fort Worth Meacham usamos la I-35W norte; para Alliance Airport usamos la I-35W hacia TX-170 oeste." Check: preserve city names. "Fort Worth Meacham" and "Alliance Airport" remain as is. Now heading

  Why Choose Texas Shuttle?

  translate: "¿Por qué elegir Texas Shuttle?" (Latin American Spanish: "Por qué elegir Texas Shuttle?" or "¿Por qué elegir Texas Shuttle?" - Keep same). Possibly "Por qué elegir Texas Shuttle?" is fine. Bullet list: -
• Comfort: Enjoy a private vehicle tailored to your needs, ensuring a comfortable journey for all passengers and luggage.
Translate:
• Comfort: Disfruta de un vehículo privado adaptado a tus necesidades, garantizando un viaje cómodo para todos los pasajeros y equipaje.
But we need to maintain tags. So we produce:
• Comodidad: Disfruta de un vehículo privado adaptado a tus necesidades, garantizando un viaje cómodo para todos los pasajeros y equipaje.
But "Comfort" may be translated as "Comodidad". Keep the same emphasis. Now check: Should we keep "Texas Shuttle" unchanged? Yes, it's the brand name. Thus final HTML should be the same structure but with translated content. The original includes line breaks: There's a paragraph, then another paragraph, then

and

. Should keep the same indentation? Probably not needed, but can preserve. We need to keep HTML tags exactly as-is. So preserve line breaks as needed but we can format. But the user wants "Return ONLY the translated HTML." So we return just the HTML with translation. Make sure to maintain HTML entities like ' for apostrophe. In original: "Paris's". We translate "Paris'" as "París". The apostrophe entity? In Spanish, the possessive is not necessary: "de París". So we can replace "Paris's" with "de París". But the HTML entity is ' which is apostrophe. We can keep it or replace with standard apostrophe. But keep the entity? The original is "Paris's". In Spanish we would say "de París". So we can change to "de París". Keep the same characters: "Paris" and then "de". So maybe "de París". So we can just translate to "de París". The HTML remains unchanged except for content. So replace "Paris's" with "de París". But the entity is not needed; we can keep "Paris". So we can say "Paris" unchanged, but we need to ensure it's clear. The name "Paris" is the city, not "Paris'". So we can translate "Paris's western suburbs" as "los suburbios occidentales de París". So we don't need apostrophe. Thus in first paragraph, we replace "Paris's western suburbs" with "los suburbios occidentales de París". This is good. Now second paragraph: "If your destination is DFW International, we exit I-30 onto TX-360 north at Arlington, then take TX-183 west / Airport Freeway into the terminals." Should be "Si tu destino es DFW International, salimos de la I-30 hacia TX-360 norte en Arlington, luego tomamos TX-183 oeste / Airport Freeway hacia las terminales." The "Airport Freeway" may be left unchanged because it's a proper name. Now the bullet point about Comfort. Should we keep "Comfort:" as Comfort: or translate to "Comodidad:"? The user said "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." But "Comfort" is not a name. It's likely to be translated. However, they might want to preserve the original text? The instruction is to translate the HTML from English to NATURAL Spanish. So "Comfort" is translatable. They didn't say keep everything unchanged except city/airport names and codes; only those remain unchanged. So we translate "Comfort". But we could keep "Comfort:" as "Comodidad:" is natural. The bullet points may be more. There is only one bullet point given. We'll translate it. Now entire HTML:

La ruta estándar discurre por US-82 hacia el oeste desde París a través de los suburbios occidentales de París y hacia las tierras de cultivo del condado de Lamar, luego toma US-271 hacia el sur en el intercambiador de Sulphur Springs. Desde allí tomamos la Interestatal 30 hacia el oeste en Sulphur Springs y permanecemos en ella a través de Greenville, Royse City, Rockwall (con el causeway del lago Ray Hubbard), Mesquite, y hacia el lado este de Dallas/Fort Worth. (No no tomamos la ruta por US-380 o US-75 para este corredor — la I-30 es considerablemente más rápida y tiene mayor capacidad de adelantamiento para las salidas temprano en la mañana que la mayoría de los viajeros de París reservan.)

Si tu destino es DFW International, salimos de la I-30 hacia TX-360 norte en Arlington, luego tomamos TX-183 oeste / Airport FreewayExperience: Our drivers are local experts who know the best routes and can provide valuable insights into North Texas culture along the way.

• Flexibility: We offer customizable pickup times to match your travel plans, making it easy to coordinate with flight schedules.

Route Specifics, Stops, and Travel Tips

Distance & baseline drive time. Paris, TX (75460) is roughly 114 mi from DFW International and 136 mi from downtown Fort Worth via the US-82 → US-271 → I-30 corridor. With no traffic, the airport run is about 2 hours 15 minutes; with morning DFW-bound traffic (5–8 AM weekdays) or evening westbound congestion through Mesquite and Dallas, plan on 2 hours 35 minutes up to 3 hours 45 minutes. Our dispatcher pads pickup time so you arrive at the terminal at least 2.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3 hours before international.

Where the time goes on this route. Three predictable choke points dictate when we leave Paris:

• I-30 through Greenville and Royse City — single-lane construction zones rotate through here; the dispatcher checks TxDOT's active lane closures the night before every pickup.
We need to translate the English text into natural Latin American Spanish (for travelers). Keep HTML tags, city/airport names, codes, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to translate all visible text (the English words inside tags). Some words are part of the HTML like "HERMES-DEPTH-2026-06-19" which is a comment, not visible text. Should we translate comment? The instruction says "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." It might include comments; but the comment is not visible content. Usually you would translate only visible text. However it's safest to leave comment unchanged. The comment is not visible content; we can leave as is. We must also translate "Experience:" "Our drivers are local experts who know the best routes and can provide valuable insights into North Texas culture along the way." And "Flexibility:" "We offer customizable pickup times to match your travel plans, making it easy to coordinate with flight schedules." Then the heading "Route Specifics, Stops, and Travel Tips". Then the paragraph "Distance & baseline drive time." etc. Then "Where the time goes on this route." Then the list item "I-30 through Greenville and Royse City — single-lane construction zones rotate through here; the dispatcher checks TxDOT's active lane closures the night before every pickup." We must preserve any non-breaking spaces ( ). Keep all HTML tags. We also need to keep city/airport names unchanged: "Paris, TX (75460)", "DFW International", "Fort Worth", "US-82", "US-271", "I-30", "Greenville", "Royse City", "Mesquite", "Dallas", "TxDOT". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep codes unchanged. We must produce natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. So translation should be natural, not overly literal. The original text includes colloquial phrasing: "Our drivers are local experts who know the best routes and can provide valuable insights into North Texas culture along the way." In Spanish, we can say: "Experiencia: Nuestros conductores son expertos locales que conocen las mejores rutas y pueden ofrecer información valiosa sobre la cultura del norte de Texas durante el viaje." Or "Experiencia: Nuestros conductores son expertos de la zona, conocen las mejores rutas y pueden compartir datos interesantes sobre la cultura del norte de Texas a lo largo del camino." "Flexibility: We offer customizable pickup times to match your travel plans, making it easy to coordinate with flight schedules." => "Flexibilidad: Ofrecemos horarios de recogida personalizables para adaptarse a tu itinerary, lo que facilita la coordinación con los horarios de tus vuelos." The heading: "Route Specifics, Stops, and Travel Tips" => "Detalles de la ruta, paradas y consejos de viaje." Paragraph "Distance & baseline drive time." => "Distancia y tiempo de manejo base." Then the paragraph: "Paris, TX (75460) is roughly 114 mi from DFW International and 136 mi from downtown Fort Worth via the US-82 → US-271 → I-30 corridor. With no traffic, the airport run is about 2 hours 15 minutes; with morning DFW-bound traffic (5–8 AM weekdays) or evening westbound congestion through Mesquite and Dallas, plan on 2 hours 35 minutes up to 3 hours 45 minutes. Our dispatcher pads pickup time so you arrive at the terminal at least 2.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3 hours before international." We must translate: "Paris, TX (75460) es aproximadamente a 114 mi del Aeropuerto Internacional DFW y a 136 mi del centro de Fort Worth a través del corredor US-82 → US-271 → I-30. Sin tráfico, el recorrido al aeropuerto dura unas 2 horas 15 minutos; con tráfico matutino con dirección a DFW (5–8 AM días hábiles) o congestión vespertina en dirección oeste a través de Mesquite y Dallas, planifica entre 2 horas 35 minutos y 3 horas 45 minutos. Nuestro despachador añade tiempo extra a la recogida para que llegues a la terminal al menos 2.5 horas antes de un vuelo nacional y 3 horas antes de uno internacional." We also need to keep "DFW International" unchanged, "Fort Worth", "US-82", "US-271", "I-30", "Mesquite", "Dallas". The "DFW International" might be known as "Aeropuerto Internacional DFW" but we need to keep name unchanged? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." The phrase "DFW International" is a name of the airport; we could keep it unchanged or translate. Usually you keep the name as is. So we keep "DFW International". However "International" is part of the name; we can keep it unchanged. But they ask "city/airport names and codes unchanged". The phrase "DFW International" is the airport name, not code. But they probably want to keep "DFW International" unchanged. In the translation we can still reference "DFW International". The phrase "airport run" might be "recorrido al aeropuerto". Keep translation. Now "Where the time goes on this route." => "A dónde se va el tiempo en esta ruta." "Three predictable choke points dictate when we leave Paris:" => "Tres puntos de congestión predecibles dictan cuándo salimos de Paris:" List item: "I-30 through Greenville and Royse City — single-lane construction zones rotate through here; the dispatcher checks TxDOT's active lane closures the night before every pickup." Translation: "I-30 a través de Greenville y Royse City — las zonas de construcción de un solo carril rotan por aquí; el despachador revisa los cierres de carriles activos de TxDOT la noche anterior a cada recogida." We need to keep "TxDOT" unchanged. Keep "I-30", "Greenville", "Royse City". Also "single-lane" could be "un solo carril". "rotate through here" => "rotan por aquí". "active lane closures" => "cierres de carriles activos". "the night before every pickup" => "la noche anterior a cada recogida". Now ensure HTML tags are preserved exactly, including case. Also preserve line breaks. The snippet seems to be a continuous block of HTML. The user expects the output to be exactly the same HTML with translations. No extra explanation. Now we need to check the entire snippet includes closing tags: we have
• tags for Experience and Flexibility inside
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  and a comment. Then

  heading. Then

  containing "Distance & baseline drive time." Then a

  containing "Where the time goes..." Then

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  maybe? Let's re-check: The snippet begins:
  • Experience: Our drivers are local experts ...
  • Flexibility: We offer customizable pickup times ...

  Route Specifics, Stops, and Travel Tips

  Distance & baseline drive time. Paris, TX (75460) is roughly 114 mi from DFW International and 136 mi from downtown Fort Worth via the US-82 → US-271 → The user wants translation of 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 snippet. The snippet is:

  • The Lake Ray Hubbard causeway (Rockwall ↔ east Dallas) — windy mornings and Friday evenings can back this up for 10–15 minutes; we leave 15 min earlier when conditions warrant.
  • I-30 / I-635 split at Mesquite — the merge into east Dallas at 6:30–8:30 AM weekdays routinely adds 20–25 minutes. We pad for this on any flight that boards before 10 AM.

  Pricing context — what actually drives your fare. The Paris ↔ Fort Worth / DFW corridor is one of our longer in-state runs, so the per-trip fare reflects the ~270-mile driver round-trip rather than a per-seat shared-van rate. Three levers control what you see in the online quote:

  • Pickup & drop-off ZIPs. A 75460 → DFW terminal pickup quotes lower than a 75462 → downtown Fort Worth hotel because of corridor mileage; rural Lamar County (Reno, Powderly, Blossom) adds a few miles of side-route.
  • Group size & luggage. 1–3 passengers ride in a sedan or SUV; 4+ travelers ride in a shuttle van. The vehicle class — not a per-person ticket — sets the fare floor.
  • Round-trip vs one-way. Booking both legs together with promo code ONLINE takes 10% off the round-trip total; this is the single biggest discount on the route.

  We need to translate content while preserving HTML tags exactly, not altering attributes like `&`. Also we keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. This includes "Lake Ray Hubbard causeway", "Rockwall", "east Dallas", "I-30", "I-635", "Mesquite", "Paris", "Fort Worth", "DFW", "75460", "75462", "Lamar County", "Reno", "Powderly", "Blossom", "ONLINE". Also "10–15", "15", "20–25", "6:30–8:30 AM", "10 AM". Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep the HTML tags: `

  `, ``, `—`, ` `, `

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  `, etc. We need to produce natural Latin American Spanish for travelers, i.e., not overly formal, but appropriate. Must preserve HTML structure exactly. We need to translate text content only, not tags. The HTML includes `&` for ampersand. Should keep as is. Use proper Spanish punctuation and phrasing. Let's translate each part. Original:
  • The Lake Ray Hubbard causeway (Rockwall ↔ east Dallas) — windy mornings and Friday evenings can back this up for 10–15 minutes; we leave 15 min earlier when conditions warrant.
  Translate: "El causeway del Lago Ray Hubbard (Rockwall ↔ este de Dallas) — las mañanas ventosas y los viernes por la noche pueden provocar retrasos de 10 a 15 minutos; salimos 15 min antes cuando las condiciones lo requieren." Note: "Friday evenings" could be "viernes por la noche" or "viernes por la tarde"? But "evenings" means evening, so "viernes por la noche" works. "Wind" -> "ventosas" as adjective. "Back this up" could be "provocar retrasos". Or "hacer que se retrase". Let's produce natural. Also preserve HTML: the `` tags remain around "El causeway del Lago Ray Hubbard (Rockwall ↔ este de Dallas)". We need to preserve the dash "—". In Spanish, we can use "—" as well. Keep spaces. Keep the ` `. The HTML ` ` should remain in the output. So we write "15 min". Second list item:
  • I-30 / I-635 split at Mesquite — the merge into east Dallas at 6:30–8:30 AM weekdays routinely adds 20–25 minutes. We pad for this on any flight that boards before 10 AM.
  Translation: "La bifurcación I-30 / I-635 en Mesquite — la incorporación al este de Dallas entre las 6:30 y las 8:30 AM los días laborables agrega normalmente entre 20 y 25 minutos. Nosotros añadimos un margen para esto en cualquier vuelo que embarca antes de las 10 AM." We need to preserve the dash "—". Keep the times "6:30–8:30 AM". Should we translate "AM"? Typically Spanish uses "a. m.", but keep "AM" as per original? It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, not "AM". "AM" is not a city or airport, but we can keep "AM". The user said keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged; not mention "AM". We can keep "AM". Could translate "AM" to "a.m." but maybe keep "AM". The phrase "weekdays" -> "días laborables" or "días entre semana". Let's pick "días laborables". Also "the merge into east Dallas" -> "la incorporación al este de Dallas". Keep the arrow "—". Keep "We pad for this on any flight that boards before 10 AM." -> "Nosotros añadimos un margen para esto en cualquier vuelo que embarca antes de las 10 AM." Use "embarque" maybe "embarcan"? Use "embarcar" is the verb for passengers. "El vuelo que embarca antes de las 10 AM". Good. Now the paragraph:

  Pricing context — what actually drives your fare. The Paris ↔ Fort Worth / DFW corridor is one of our longer in-state runs, so the per-trip fare reflects the ~270-mile driver round-trip rather than a per-seat shared-van rate. Three levers control what you see in the online quote:

  Translation: "

  Contexto de precios — qué es lo que realmente determina tu tarifa. El corredor Paris ↔ Fort Worth / DFW es uno de nuestros recorridos más largos dentro del estado, por lo que la tarifa por viaje refleja el recorrido de ida y vuelta del conductor de aproximadamente 270 millas en lugar de una tarifa por asiento de una furgoneta compartida. Tres palancas controlan lo que ves en la cotización en línea:

  " But need to keep "Paris ↔ Fort Worth / DFW". Keep that as is. "Corredor" is correct. Use "ida y vuelta" rather than "round-trip". Use "aproximadamente 270 millas". Keep the "~" maybe keep " ~270-mile". Actually the original says "the ~270-mile driver round-trip". The tilde ~ indicates approximate. In Spanish we could keep "~". Keep "~". Could also use "aproximadamente". The user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep numbers unchanged. "270" is a number, we can keep as "270". The "~" might be considered not a city/airport code; it's okay to keep or drop. But keep as is? They didn't specify to keep special characters, but we can preserve the meaning. Let's keep "~". We can translate as "el recorrido de ~270 millas". We'll keep the "~". We can write "~270". The dash between "Paris ↔ Fort Worth / DFW" is the slash; we keep as is. Now the unordered list with three items. First item:
  • Pickup & drop-off ZIPs. A 75460 → DFW terminal pickup quotes lower than a 75462 → downtown Fort Worth hotel because of corridor mileage; rural Lamar County (Reno, Powderly, Blossom) adds a few miles of side-route.
  We need to translate: "ZIP de recogida y entrega. Una recogida en el terminal DFW desde 75460 se cotiza más baja que una desde 75462 al hotel del centro de Fort Worth debido a la distancia del corredor; el condado rural de Lamar (Reno, Powderly, Blossom) añade unas pocas millas de ruta lateral." But keep "ZIPs" maybe "códigos postales". Use "ZIP" as is. Use "Pickup & drop-off ZIPs." Keep the ampersand as `&`. So the `` content: "Pickup & drop-off ZIPs." Should translate to "ZIP de recogida y entrega." Possibly "ZIP de recogida y destino." Or "ZIP de recogida y entrega." We'll decide. The rest: "A 75460 → DFW terminal pickup quotes lower than a 75462 → downtown Fort Worth hotel because of corridor mileage; rural Lamar County (Reno, Powderly, Blossom) adds a few miles of side-route." Translate: "Una recogida en el terminal DFW desde 75460 se cotiza We need to translate the given HTML from English to 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 original HTML contains a paragraph:

  For a real number, enter your exact pickup address and DFW terminal (or Fort Worth address) into our online booking tool — the price you see is the door-to-door total with no shared-ride detours, no surge, and no per-bag fees on standard luggage.

  Also

  Travel tips specific to this corridor.

  and then
  with
  • items. We need to translate the text, not the tags. Keep city/airport names: DFW, Fort Worth, Paris. However "Paris-area DFW departures" refers to Paris? That seems odd: "Paris-area DFW departures"? Actually there may be a mistake; but we keep as is. Keep DFW, Fort Worth, Paris unchanged. We need native Latin American Spanish for travelers. So use a natural Spanish, like "Para un número real, ingrese su dirección exacta de recogida y la terminal DFW (o la dirección de Fort Worth) en nuestra herramienta de reserva en línea — el precio que ve es el total de puerta a puerta sin desvíos de viajes compartidos, sin tarifas por demanda y sin cargos por maleta en equipaje estándar." But "real number" is weird; maybe they meant "real number" as "real" not numeric? Could be "real". In Spanish you could say "número real" but maybe better "real"? Probably keep as "número real" if it's part of a phrase. Actually "For a real number, enter your exact pickup address..." Might be a translation glitch; maybe they mean "For a seamless experience"? But we keep translation of "real number"? The phrase "For a real number" could be "Para un número real"? However Spanish translation may be "Para un número real, ingrese..." It might sound odd. But we just translate as is. Then "Travel tips specific to this corridor." = "Consejos de viaje específicos para este corredor." Then the bullet points: - "Book the night before for sunrise flights." => "Reserve la noche anterior para vuelos al amanecer." - "Most Paris-area DFW departures we run are 6–9 AM, which means a 3–5 AM pickup. Reserving the prior afternoon lets dispatch confirm your driver and pre-route around overnight TxDOT closures." => This sentence is quite long. Translate to natural Spanish. Keep "DFW", "Paris". Also keep TxDOT? TxDOT is Texas Department of Transportation. Could keep as TxDOT. In Spanish we could write "la mayoría de las salidas DFW de la zona de París que cubrimos son entre las 6 y las 9 a. m., lo que implica una recogida entre las 3 y las 5 a. m. Reservar la tarde anterior permite a logística confirmar su conductor y trazar la ruta con anticipación避开 los cierres nocturnos de TxDOT." But "pre-route around overnight TxDOT closures." So we can say "preprogramar la ruta para evitar los cierres nocturnos de TxDOT." Thus: "La mayoría de las salidas DFW de la zona de París que hacemos son entre las 6 y las 9 a. m., lo que significa una recogida entre las 3 y las 5 a. m. Reservar la tarde anterior permite a nuestro equipo confirmar su conductor y trazar la ruta con anticipación para sortear los cierres nocturnos de TxDOT." - "Give us the flight number, not just the time." => "Proporciónenos el número de vuelo, no solo la hora." - "We track inbound flights and rebuild the pickup window automatically if you're delayed — so on arrivals, you do not need to call when you land." => "Rastreamos los vuelos entrantes y ajustamos automáticamente la ventana de recogida si hay retraso — por lo tanto, a su llegada no necesita llamar cuando aterrice." - "Pickups inside Paris are residential / hotel curb, not a depot. There is no Paris park-and-ride or terminal to drive to. Enter the exact street address, hotel name, or business at booking and the driver will text on approach." => "Las recogidas dentro de París son en la acera de la residencia o del hotel, no en una terminal. No hay un servicio de parking‑ride ni terminal a la que conducir. Ingrese la dirección exacta, el nombre del hotel o el negocio al hacer la reserva y el conductor le enviará un mensaje cuando se aproxime." - "Carry-on the essentials for a 2 h+ ride. Phone charger, a water bottle, and (for early pickups) a light jacket — the cabin is climate controlled but the early-morning North Texas temperature swing is real, especially November through February." => "Lleve consigo lo esencial para un viaje de más de 2 h. Cargador de teléfono, una botella de agua y (para recogidas temprano) una chaqueta ligera — la cabina tiene control de clima, pero el cambio de temperatura en las primeras horas de la mañana en el norte de Texas es real, especialmente de noviembre a febrero." We need to preserve HTML tags:

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    • . Also preserve any HTML entities like ' for apostrophe. So we need to output HTML with translation. Keep the structure. Also keep any other attributes unchanged. No changes to tags. Thus final output: start with

      Para un número real, ingrese su dirección exacta de recogida y la terminal DFW (o la dirección de Fort Worth) en nuestra herramienta de reserva en línea — el precio que ve es el total de puerta a puerta sin desvíos de viajes compartidos, sin tarifas por demanda y sin cargos por maleta en equipaje estándar.

      Then

      Consejos de viaje específicos para este corredor.

      Then
      list with
      • items. Make sure the bullet points are correct. Use proper Spanish punctuation. Now check everything: The phrase "For a real number, enter your exact pickup address and DFW terminal (or Fort Worth address) into our online booking tool — the price you see is the door-to-door total with no shared-ride detours, no surge, and no per-bag fees on standard luggage." In Spanish: "Para un número real, ingrese su dirección exacta de recogida y la terminal DFW (o la dirección de Fort Worth) en nuestra herramienta de reserva en línea — el precio que ve es el total de puerta a puerta sin desvíos de viajes compartidos, sin tarifas por demanda y sin cargos por maleta en equipaje estándar." Might be okay. Check that we didn't change city/airport names: DFW, Fort Worth, Paris, TxDOT, North Texas. Keep them unchanged. Now output the HTML. Ensure we keep the entity ' in the phrase "you're delayed" which appears as you're. We need to translate that part: "you're delayed" => "estés retrasado" (if "you are delayed"). But we need to preserve the entity ' perhaps? The original HTML includes "you're delayed". The ' entity is an apostrophe. In Spanish we might use "estés" with accent or "estés". But we need to keep the HTML entity. So we can write "estés". Actually the phrase: "if you're delayed" => "si estás retrasado". In Spanish, the contraction for "you are" is "estás". The apostrophe in the original is used for "you're". So we can replace with "estás". We need to keep the entity ' but we could also replace with Spanish equivalent without entity. The instruction says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Does it require to keep the entity ' unchanged? It says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." The entity is part of content, not a tag. So we can change it to Spanish text, but we should preserve HTML entity for apostrophe if needed. But we could replace the entity with the actual character (’). However they said "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." The entity is not a tag. But we might want to keep it for consistency. However the phrase in Spanish can be "si estás retrasado". That is fine. Thus final
      • will contain "si estás retrasado". That will remove the entity. Also the HTML contains
      • Book the night before for sunrise flights. Most Paris-area DFW departures we run are 6–9 AM, which means a 3–5 AM pickup. Reserving the prior afternoon lets dispatch confirm your driver and pre-route around overnight TxDOT closures.
      We need to translate the entire
      • content, preserving the tags. Thus the tag wraps the phrase "Book the night before for sunrise flights." So we need to keep around the Spanish translation: "Reserve la noche anterior para vuelos al amanecer." Then the rest after the closing should be translated: "La mayoría de las salidas DFW de la zona de París que hacemos son entre las 6 y las 9 a. m., lo que significa una recogida entre las 3 y las 5 a. m. Reservar la tarde anterior permite a We need to translate the given HTML snippet from English to natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers, while preserving all HTML tags, city/airport names, codes, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. So we need to translate only the text content within the HTML. The snippet:
      • Returning to Paris after a late arrival. If your inbound flight lands after 11 PM, text the dispatch line on your confirmation as soon as you taxi. We continue dispatching 24/7 and the driver is usually waiting at the assigned door when you reach baggage claim.

      Service area around Paris, TX. Standard same-fare pickup ZIPs are 75460, 75461, and 75462, plus nearby Reno, Powderly, Blossom, and Deport. If you're farther out (Clarksville, Bonham, Honey Grove, Mt. Pleasant), the booking tool will still quote a door-to-door rate — see our Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle and Sulphur Springs to Fort Worth shuttle pages for towns directly on the US-271 / I-30 corridor.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      How long does the shuttle take from Paris, TX to Fort Worth or DFW Airport?

      Door-to-door drive time is typically 2 hours 35 minutes to 3 hours 45 minutes from Paris, TX (75460) to Fort Worth or DFW International Airport, depending on traffic on US-82, US-271, and I-30. We pad pickup times so you reach the terminal at least 2.5 hours before a domestic flight and 3 hours before international.

      How much does a shuttle from Paris to Fort Worth cost?

      We need to translate into natural Latin American Spanish. Ensure that the HTML tags remain unchanged, all attributes unchanged, city/airport names unchanged (Paris, TX; Fort Worth; DFW Airport; etc). Keep ZIP codes unchanged. Keep URLs unchanged. Keep phone numbers unchanged. Keep any numeric times unchanged but might need to adapt "2 hours 35 minutes to 3 hours 45 minutes" but keep numbers unchanged. Also the phrase "24/7" could be left as is or maybe "24/7". Keep "24/7". Also "US-82, US-271, and I-30" are like highway designations; we may keep them as they are. Keep "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle" text inside anchor tags unchanged? They are used for title and link text, but it's okay to translate link text? The instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." This probably includes names like "Mount Pleasant" etc? But it's not explicitly said we cannot translate anchor text, but it says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So presumably any mention of city/airport names must remain unchanged. However, anchor text includes "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle". This includes city names "Mount Pleasant" and "Fort Worth". So we must keep those unchanged. The phrase "shuttle" is not a city name, we can translate "shuttle" as "servicio de transporte" or "shuttle"? In Latin American Spanish, "shuttle" is often used as "shuttle" but we could translate as "servicio de enlace" or "shuttle". It's okay to keep "shuttle". The phrase "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle" is probably fine to keep unchanged as it's a proper name. However the title attribute "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle" could be left unchanged. It might be better to translate the title as well? The instruction doesn't require translation of title attributes; but we might translate them to natural Spanish. However they contain city names which must stay unchanged. The phrase "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle" can be kept as is. Or we could translate "shuttle" to "servicio" but keep city names unchanged. The instruction says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. It doesn't forbid translation of other words. So we can optionally translate "shuttle" in anchor text and title, but the anchor text is used as link text, it's likely visible. In Spanish we might keep "Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth" or "Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth". But better to keep the same text? Many websites keep anchor text in English. However the request: "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers." So the whole page should be in Spanish. So anchor text should be in Spanish. But we must keep city names unchanged. So we could translate "shuttle" to "servicio de transporte" or "servicio de enlace". Or just "shuttle". But a natural translation might be "Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth - servicio de transporte". However the link text must remain exactly as originally? The instruction "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is" means we must keep tags, but not necessarily the inner text. So we can modify the inner text. So we can translate "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle" to "Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth - servicio de transporte". But might be too long. But it's okay. The rest of the text: The first
    • describes returning after a late arrival. We need to translate that to Spanish. For Latin American Spanish, using "usted" or informal? We can use "tu" if appropriate. However typical landing pages for travelers use "usted". We'll aim for a natural but polite style. Also keep HTML tags. Also the
      tag is closed? Actually the snippet includes
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      • Returning to Paris after a late arrival. If your inbound flight lands after 11 PM, text the dispatch line on your confirmation as soon as you taxi. We continue dispatching 24/7 and the driver is usually waiting at the assigned door when you reach baggage claim.
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      about service area around Paris, TX. Must translate. The

      Frequently Asked Questions

      should be translated. The

      How long does the shuttle take from Paris, TX to Fort Worth or DFW Airport?

      translate. The

      door-to-door drive time, translate. The

      How much does a shuttle from Paris to Fort Worth cost?

      translate. We need to ensure proper Spanish punctuation, and maintain numeric values. Potential translation: - "Returning to Paris after a late arrival." => "Regreso a Paris después de una llegada tardía." Or "Regreso a Paris tras una llegada tardía." Keep city name unchanged. - "If your inbound flight lands after 11 PM, text the dispatch line on your confirmation as soon as you taxi." => "Si su vuelo de llegada aterriza después de las 11 PM, envíe un mensaje a la línea de despacho indicada en su confirmación en cuanto el avión taxis." But "text" could be "envíe un mensaje de texto" or "escriba". "dispatch line" maybe "línea de despacho". Keep "24/7". "We continue dispatching 24/7 and the driver is usually waiting at the assigned door when you reach baggage claim." => "Seguimos despachando 24/7 y el conductor suele estar esperando en la puerta asignada cuando llegue a la recogida de equipaje." - Next

      "Service area around Paris, TX." => "Área de servicio en los alrededores de Paris, TX." - "Standard same-fare pickup ZIPs are ..." => "Los códigos postales de recogida con tarifa estándar son..." - "plus nearby Reno, Powderly, Blossom, and Deport." => Keep names unchanged: "además de las zonas cercanas de Reno, Powderly, Blossom y Deport." - "If you're farther out (Clarksville, Bonham, Honey Grove, Mt. Pleasant), the booking tool will still quote a door-to-door rate — see our ..." => "Si se encuentra más lejos (Clarksville, Bonham, Honey Grove, Mt. Pleasant), la herramienta de reservas seguirá ofreciendo una tarifa puerta a puerta — consulte nuestras páginas..." - The link text and title: "Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle" => maybe "Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth - servicio de transporte". Keep "Mount Pleasant" unchanged. - The link text for the second: "Sulphur Springs to Fort Worth shuttle" => "Sulphur Springs a Fort Worth - servicio de transporte". Keep "Sulphur Springs" unchanged. - "pages for towns directly on the US-271 / I-30 corridor." => "para localidades directamente en el corredor US-271 / I-30." -

      Frequently Asked Questions

      => "Preguntas frecuentes" -

      How long does the shuttle take from Paris, TX to Fort Worth or DFW Airport The user wants us to translate a given 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. The snippet:

      Fares depend on your exact pickup and drop-off addresses, group size, and time of day. Enter your pickup and drop-off in our online booking tool for an instant quote — no account required. Round-trip bookings get an additional 10% off with promo code ONLINE.

      Is the Paris to Fort Worth shuttle shared or private?

      It is door-to-door, point-to-point service — not a shared van with mid-route stops. The default booking is a per-seat fare; if you prefer a fully private vehicle with no other passengers, you can select the 'private/no-sharing' add-on at checkout.

      Where exactly will the driver pick me up in Paris, TX?

      We pick up at your residence, hotel, or business address inside the Paris, TX service area (typically zip codes 75460, 75461, 75462), including nearby Reno, Powderly, and Blossom. Just enter the street address when booking — there is no terminal or park-and-ride to drive to.

      Can the driver drop me at a specific DFW or Fort Worth terminal?

      Yes. Our drivers drop at any DFW terminal (A, B, C, D, or E) curbside at departures, or at Fort Worth Meacham, Alliance, or downtown Fort Worth addresses. Just specify your airline / terminal in the booking notes.

      What happens if my flight is delayed or arrives early?

      We need to translate all English text to natural Latin American Spanish, preserving HTML tags, city/airport names, codes, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. Let's produce Spanish translation. First, we need to be careful with Spanish translation, using natural phrasing. Let's identify each text segment. The HTML is:

      Fares depend on your exact pickup and drop-off addresses, group size, and time of day. Enter your pickup and drop-off in our online booking tool for an instant quote — no account required. Round-trip bookings get an additional 10% off with promo code ONLINE.

      -> Spanish: "Los precios dependen de las direcciones exactas de recogida y entrega, el tamaño del grupo y la hora del día. Ingrese su recogida y entrega en nuestra herramienta de reserva en línea para obtener una cotización al instante — sin necesidad de cuenta. Las reservas de ida y vuelta reciben un 10% adicional de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE." But maybe we should adjust "price depends on exact pickup and drop-off addresses" - "Los precios dependen de las direcciones exactas de recogida y devolución" (some say "destino"). Use "recogida y entrega". Good. Now next:

      Is the Paris to Fort Worth shuttle shared or private?

      Spanish: "¿El shuttle de París a Fort Worth es compartido o privado?" Could use "¿El servicio de transporte de París a Fort Worth es compartido o privado?" The user might want natural, we can translate as "¿El recorrido de París a Fort Worth es compartido o privado?" The phrase "shuttle" is okay but we can translate as "servicio de transporte". Use "¿El servicio de shuttle de París a Fort Worth es compartido o privado?" The user said keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, so keep "Paris", "Fort Worth". Also "DFW". They remain unchanged. So "Paris", "Fort Worth", "DFW". Then

      It is door-to-door, point-to-point service — not a shared van with mid-route stops. The default booking is a per-seat fare; if you prefer a fully private vehicle with no other passengers, you can select the 'private/no-sharing' add-on at checkout.

      Translate: "Es un servicio puerta a puerta, punto a punto — no una van compartida con paradas en el camino. La reserva predeterminada es una tarifa por asiento; si prefieres un vehículo completamente privado sin otros pasajeros, puedes seleccionar el complemento 'privado/sin compartir' al finalizar la compra." Make sure not to translate "private/no-sharing" because it's a code; it's okay to keep the same with quotes. Possibly keep the phrase as is. The phrase 'private/no-sharing' might be a label; we can keep it in English. Next:

      Where exactly will the driver pick me up in Paris, TX?

      Translate: "¿Dónde exactamente me recogerá el conductor en París, TX?" Good. Then:

      We pick up at your residence, hotel, or business address inside the Paris, TX service area (typically zip codes 75460, 75461, 75462), including nearby Reno, Powderly, and Blossom. Just enter the street address when booking — there is no terminal or park-and-ride to drive to.

      Translate: "Recogemos en tu domicilio, hotel o dirección comercial dentro del área de servicio de París, TX (generalmente los códigos postales 75460, 75461, 75462), incluyendo las áreas cercanas de Reno, Powderly y Blossom. Solo ingresa la dirección de la calle al reservar — no hay terminal ni estacionamiento de enlace al que tengas que ir." Better: "Recogemos en tu residencia, hotel o dirección comercial dentro del área de servicio de París, TX (por lo general los códigos postales 75460, 75461, 75462), incluyendo las localidades cercanas de Reno, Powderly y Blossom. Solo ingresa la dirección de la calle al hacer la reserva — no hay terminal ni punto de recogida en el que debas conducir." But "park-and-ride" translation: "punto de recogida" maybe not correct; perhaps "aparcamiento de enlace" but the original says "no terminal or park-and-ride to drive to". So "no hay terminal ni estacionamiento de enlace al que tengas que conducir." That seems fine. Now:

      Can the driver drop me at a specific DFW or Fort Worth terminal?

      Translate: "¿El conductor puede dejarme en una terminal específica de DFW o Fort Worth?" Or "¿Pueden dejarme en una terminal específica de DFW o Fort Worth?" The subject is driver. Could be "¿El conductor puede dejarme en una terminal específica de DFW o Fort Worth?" Good. Then:

      Yes. Our drivers drop at any DFW terminal (A, B, C, D, or E) curbside at departures, or at Fort Worth Meacham, Alliance, or downtown Fort Worth addresses. Just specify your airline / terminal in the booking notes.

      Translate: "Sí. Nuestros conductores dejan en cualquier terminal de DFW (A, B, C, D o E) en la acera de salidas, o en las direcciones de Fort Worth Meacham, Alliance o el centro de Fort Worth. Solo especifica tu aerolinea / terminal en los comentarios de la reserva." Note: "airline / terminal" maybe keep as "aerolínea / terminal". We'll translate "airline" to "aerolínea". Should we keep "airline / terminal"? We can translate as "aerolínea / terminal". Good. Now:

      What happens if my flight is delayed or arrives early?

      Translate: "¿Qué sucede si mi vuelo se retrasa o llega antes de lo previsto?" Or "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa o llega temprano?" Let's choose natural: "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa o llega temprano?" That is more colloquial. Thus the final HTML snippet is:

      Los precios dependen de las direcciones exactas de recogida y entrega, el tamaño del grupo y la hora del día. Ingrese su recogida y entrega en nuestra herramienta de reserva en línea para obtener una cotización al instante — sin necesidad de cuenta. Las reservas de ida y vuelta reciben un 10% adicional de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE.

      ¿El shuttle de París a Fort Worth es compartido o privado?

      Es un servicio puerta a puerta, punto a punto — no una van compartida con paradas en el camino. La reserva predeterminada es una tarifa por asiento; si prefieres un vehículo completamente privado sin otros pasajeros, puedes seleccionar el complemento 'privado/sin compartir' al finalizar la compra.

      ¿Dónde exactamente me recogerá el conductor en París, TX?

      Recogemos en tu residencia, hotel o dirección comercial dentro del área de servicio de París, TX (por lo general los códigos postales 75460, 75461, 75462), incluyendo las localidades cercanas de Reno, Powderly y Blossom. Solo ingresa la dirección de la calle al hacer la reserva — no hay terminal ni estacionamiento de enlace al que tengas que conducir.

      ¿El conductor puede dejarme en una terminal específica de DFW o Fort Worth?

      Sí. Nuestros conductores dejan en cualquier terminal de DFW (A, B, C, D o E) en la acera de salidas, o en las direcciones de Fort Worth Meacham, Alliance o el centro de Fort Worth. Solo especifica tu aerolinea / terminal en los comentarios de la reserva.

      ¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo se retrasa o llega temprano?

      Double-check each piece: Original had a dash "—". Spanish translation uses "— The user wants translation 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. So we need to translate the textual content inside HTML, preserving tags. The content:

      We track every inbound flight using your flight number. If your flight is delayed, your driver re-times the pickup automatically — no extra charge and no need to call. If you arrive early, just text the dispatch line on your confirmation and we'll move you up when a driver is free.

      How many bags can I bring on the Paris to Fort Worth shuttle?

      Standard allowance is one checked bag plus one carry-on per passenger, the same as most airlines. Oversized items (skis, golf clubs, car seats, strollers) are welcome — just note them at booking so we send a vehicle with the right cargo space.

      Do you provide car seats or boosters for children?

      Texas law requires children under 8 (and under 4'9") to ride in an appropriate child restraint. We can supply infant, convertible, or booster seats on request when you book — please note the child's age and weight in the booking notes so the correct seat is staged in the vehicle.

      What's the cancellation policy on a Paris to Fort Worth booking?

      Cancellations made at least 24 hours before pickup are fully refundable. Inside 24 hours we apply a cancellation fee; same-day no-shows are charged in full. Round-trips can be rescheduled at no charge if you contact dispatch before the return leg.

      Do you run 24/7 for early morning and red-eye flights out of DFW?

      We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Paris, Fort Worth, DFW, Texas. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none present). Keep HTML tags exactly. We need to ensure we translate the content into Spanish. The Spanish should be natural, using "tú" maybe. Latin American Spanish typically uses "tú" and "usted" for formal. We'll use "tú" forms, as it's a travel website, friendly. The paragraphs:

      We track every inbound flight using your flight number. If your flight is delayed, your driver re-times the pickup automatically — no extra charge and no need to call. If you arrive early, just text the dispatch line on your confirmation and we'll move you up when a driver is free.

      Translate: "Rastreamos cada vuelo entrante usando tu número de vuelo. Si tu vuelo se retrasa, tu conductor reprograma la recogida automáticamente — sin costo adicional y sin necesidad de llamar. Si llegas antes, solo envía un mensaje a la línea de despacho en tu confirmación y te adelantaremos cuando un conductor esté disponible." Make sure to preserve HTML tags:

      ...

      . Now

      How many bags can I bring on the Paris to Fort Worth shuttle?

      Translate: "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en la ruta de Paris a Fort Worth?" Or "shuttle" could be "servicio de transporte". Use "shuttle" as is maybe. But "shuttle" is often "servicio de transporte". Use natural phrasing: "¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en el shuttle de Paris a Fort Worth?" This is fine. Now

      Standard allowance is one checked bag plus one carry-on per passenger, the same as most airlines. Oversized items (skis, golf clubs, car seats, strollers) are welcome — just note them at booking so we send a vehicle with the right cargo space.

      Translate: "El allowance estándar es una maleta facturada más un artículo de mano por pasajero, igual que la mayoría de las líneas aéreas. Los artículos de gran tamaño (esquís, palos de golf, sillas de auto, cochecitos) son bienvenidos — solo indícalos al hacer la reserva para enviar un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado." Now

      Do you provide car seats or boosters for children?

      Translate: "¿Ofrecen sillas de auto o boosters para niños?" Could use "asientos de seguridad" for children. "Sillas de auto o cojines elevadores". Keep "booster" maybe as "booster". Use "¿Ofrecen sillas de auto o cojines elevadores (boosters) para niños?". Now

      Texas law requires children under 8 (and under 4'9") to ride in an appropriate child restraint. We can supply infant, convertible, or booster seats on request when you book — please note the child's age and weight in the booking notes so the correct seat is staged in the vehicle.

      Translate: "La ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años (y menores de 4'9\") viajen en un sistema de retención infantil adecuado. Podemos proporcionar asientos para bebés, convertibles o cojines elevadores (boosters) a solicitud al hacer la reserva — por favor indica la edad y el peso del niño en los comentarios de la reserva para que el asiento correcto se coloque en el vehículo." Now

      What's the cancellation policy on a Paris to Fort Worth booking?

      Translate: "¿Cuál es la política de cancelación para una reserva de Paris a Fort Worth?" Use "¿Cuál es la política de cancelación para una reserva en la ruta de Paris a Fort Worth?" Good. Now

      Cancellations made at least 24 hours before pickup are fully refundable. Inside 24 hours we apply a cancellation fee; same-day no-shows are charged in full. Round-trips can be rescheduled at no charge if you contact dispatch before the return leg.

      Translate: "Las cancelaciones realizadas al menos 24 horas antes de la recogida son reembolsables en su totalidad. Dentro de las 24 horas se aplica una tarifa de cancelación; las inasistencias del mismo día se cobran en su totalidad. Los viajes de ida y vuelta pueden reprogramarse sin costo si contactas al despacho antes del tramo de regreso." Now

      Do you run 24/7 for early morning and red-eye flights out of DFW?

      Translate: "¿Operan 24/7 para vuelos muy temprano por la mañana y red-eye desde DFW?" "Red-eye" is often used as "vuelo nocturno". Use "¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para vuelos muy temprano por la mañana y red-eye que salen de DFW?" Or "¿Operan las 24 horas, los 7 días, para vuelos muy temprano por la mañana y red-eye que salen de DFW?". The request: "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." Thus we need to output the HTML with translated text. Ensure the HTML tags are exactly same, with the same attributes? The given HTML is just tags:

      ,

      . Keep as is. Must keep city/airport names unchanged: Paris, Fort Worth, DFW. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none). So the HTML string will be like:

      Rastreamos cada vuelo entrante usando tu número de vuelo. Si tu vuelo se retrasa, tu conductor reprograma la recogida automáticamente — sin costo adicional y sin necesidad de llamar. Si llegas antes, solo envía un mensaje a la línea de despacho en tu confirmación y te adelantaremos cuando un conductor esté disponible.

      ¿Cuántas maletas puedo llevar en el shuttle de Paris a Fort Worth?

      El allowance estándar es una maleta facturada más un artículo de mano por pasajero, igual que la mayoría de las líneas aéreas. Los artículos de gran tamaño (esquís, palos de golf, sillas de auto, cochecitos) son bienvenidos — solo indícalos al hacer la reserva para enviar un vehículo con el espacio de carga adecuado.

      ¿Ofrecen sillas de auto o cojines elevadores (boosters) para niños?

      La ley de Texas exige que los niños menores de 8 años (y menores de 4'9") viajen en un sistema de retención infantil adecuado. Podemos proporcionar asientos para bebés, convertibles o cojines elevadores (boosters) a solicitud al hacer la reserva — por favor indica la edad y el peso del niño en los comentarios de la reserva para que el asiento correcto se coloque en el vehículo.

      ¿Cuál es la política de cancelación para una reserva de Paris a Fort Worth?

      Las cancelaciones realizadas al menos 24 horas antes de la recogida son reembolsables en su totalidad. Dentro de las 24 horas se aplica una tarifa de cancelación; las inasistencias del mismo día se cobran en su totalidad. Los viajes de ida y vuelta pueden reprogramarse sin costo si contactas al despacho antes del tramo de regreso.

      ¿Ofrecen servicio 24/7 para vuelos muy temprano por la mañana y red-eye que salen de DFW?

      Make sure to preserve punctuation and the dash? The original used an em dash. We can keep the dash "—". Use "—" as is. In Spanish, using "—" is okay. 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 have an HTML snippet:

      Yes. We dispatch 24/7, 365 days a year, including 3 AM and 4 AM pickups for early DFW departures and late-night drops for arrivals after midnight. There is no surcharge for overnight or holiday pickups.

      Ready to Book Your Trip?

      Contact Texas Shuttle today to secure your reservations. You can reach us at (817) 403-6196 or book online for an additional 10% off round trips using the promo code ONLINE. Experience the luxury and convenience of private transportation with Texas Shuttle.

      Paris-area travelers also book: Paris shuttle service · Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle · Sulphur Springs to Fort Worth shuttle. Same point-to-point pickup along the US-271 / I-30 corridor; book each as a separate one-way.

      We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names unchanged, keep phone numbers unchanged, keep URLs unchanged. We need to ensure translation sounds natural in Latin American Spanish, not overly formal, but with a traveler vibe. First paragraph: "Yes. We dispatch 24/7, 365 days a year, including 3 AM and 4 AM pickups for early DFW departures and late-night drops for arrivals after midnight. There is no surcharge for overnight or holiday pickups." Spanish translation: "Sí. Operamos los 365 días del año, las 24 horas, incluyendo recogidas a las 3:00 AM y 4:00 AM para salidas tempranas desde DFW y drops nocturnos para llegadas después de medianoche. No hay recargo por recogidas nocturnas o en días festivos." But we should keep "DFW" unchanged. Also "pickups" maybe "recogidas". "late-night drops for arrivals after midnight" could be "entregas nocturnas para llegadas después de medianoche". The phrase "drops" is less used; maybe "entregas" or "recogidas". Actually "drops" is a noun meaning "dejar a los pasajeros" after arrival. So "entregas" works. Second paragraph heading:

      Ready to Book Your Trip?

      → "Listo para reservar tu viaje?" or "¿Listo para reservar tu viaje?" Could be "¿Listo para reservar tu viaje?" (makes sense). Use Latin American Spanish, maybe "Listo para reservar tu viaje?". Third paragraph: "Contact Texas Shuttle today to secure your reservations. You can reach us at (817) 403-6196 or book online for an additional 10% off round trips using the promo code ONLINE. Experience the luxury and convenience of private transportation with Texas Shuttle." Spanish translation: "Contacta a Texas Shuttle hoy para asegurar tus reservaciones. Puedes comunicarte al (817) 403-6196 o reserva en línea para obtener un 10% adicional de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta usando el código promocional ONLINE. Experimenta el lujo y la comodidad del transporte privado con Texas Shuttle." But "additional 10% off round trips" could be "un 10% extra de descuento en viajes redondos". But "viajes de ida y vuelta" is fine. "Round trips" can be "viajes redondos". Use "descuento adicional del 10% en viajes de ida y vuelta" maybe. We want natural: "un 10% adicional de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta" is a bit redundant. Could be "un 10% extra de descuento en viajes de ida y vuelta". Or "un 10% de descuento adicional en viajes de ida y vuelta". Keep phrase. We also need to preserve HTML tags and structure. Also "ONLINE" stays uppercase as code. Keep that. Now fourth paragraph: "Paris-area travelers also book: Paris shuttle service · Mount Pleasant to Fort Worth shuttle · Sulphur Springs to Fort Worth shuttle. Same point-to-point pickup along the US-271 / I-30 corridor; book each as a separate one-way." Spanish translation: "Los viajeros de la zona de París también reservan: servicio de shuttle a París · shuttle de Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth · shuttle de Sulphur Springs a Fort Worth. Mismo servicio punto a punto a lo largo del corredor US-271 / I-30; reserva cada uno como un servicio de ida separado." But we must keep city/airport names unchanged: "Paris", "Mount Pleasant", "Fort Worth", "Sulphur Springs". "US-271" and "I-30" unchanged. Keep URLs unchanged. Thus final translation:

      Sí. Operamos los 365 días del año, las 24 horas, incluyendo recogidas a las 3:00 AM y 4:00 AM para salidas tempranas desde DFW y entregas nocturnas para llegadas después de medianoche. No hay recargo por recogidas nocturnas o en días festivos.

      ¿Listo para reservar tu viaje?

      Contacta a Texas Shuttle hoy para asegurar tus reservaciones. Puedes comunicarte al (817) 403-6196 o reserva en línea para obtener un 10% de descuento adicional en viajes de ida y vuelta usando el código promocional ONLINE. Experimenta el lujo y la comodidad del transporte privado con Texas Shuttle.

      Los viajeros de la zona de París también reservan: servicio de shuttle a París · shuttle de Mount Pleasant a Fort Worth · shuttle de Sulphur Springs a Fort Worth. Mismo servicio punto a punto a lo largo del corredor US-271 / I-30; reserva cada uno como un viaje de ida separado.

      Double-check that all HTML tags are preserved exactly. Ensure

      tags,

      , . The original snippet had

      Yes. ...

      Ready to Book Your Trip?

      Contact.........

      Paris-area travelers also book: ... ...

      . The order: we have

      ...first paragraph...

      ...

      ...second paragraph...

      ...third paragraph...

      . That matches. But note the original includes a fourth

      with "Paris-area travelers also book: ..." after the contact paragraph. The order is: first

      Yes..., then

      Ready to Book..., then

      Contact..., then

      Paris-area travelers also book: ... So we keep that order. One thing: Did we preserve the phrase "Paris-area travelers also book:"? It's "Los viajeros de la zona de París también reservan:". Could also be "Los viajeros del área de París también reservan:" or "Los viajeros de la zona de París también reservan:". That's fine. Also "Same point-to-point pickup along the US-271 / I-30 corridor; book each as a separate one-way." Could be "Mismo servicio punto a punto a lo largo del corredor US-271 / I-30; reserva cada uno como un viaje de ida separado." It's fine. We need to keep "ONLINE" uppercase as code; we have "código promocional ONLINE". Good. Now final answer: Provide only the translated HTML. But ensure to keep all HTML tags unchanged. Let's double-check original snippet to see if any missing attributes: Original snippet:

      Yes. We dispatch 24/7, 365 days a year, including 3 AM and 4 AM pickups for early DFW departures and late-night drops for arrivals after midnight. There is no surcharge for overnight or holiday pickups.

      Ready to Book Your Trip?

      Contact Texas Shuttle today to secure your reservations. You can reach us at (817) 403-6196 or book online for