`, `
`, ``) should remain, but the text inside them should be translated. However, the `title` attribute is often used for tooltips, and it's in English. Should we translate the `title` attribute? The instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged." It doesn't explicitly say to keep the `title` attribute unchanged, but it says "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." The tags include attributes. If we change the text inside the title attribute, is that changing the tag? The tag is ``. Changing the title text changes the attribute value, but the tag structure remains. Usually, in these translation tasks, we translate the visible text and maybe the title attribute if it's meant for users. But to be safe, let's look at the instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." This might mean do not alter the HTML structure, but translate the text content. However, the `title` attribute is part of the tag. If we translate it, we are modifying the tag's attribute. But the prompt says "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML...". Usually, the content includes attributes like `title` if they contain text. But the prompt says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." The title "Belton to Dallas shuttle" contains city names. So we should probably keep the city names unchanged, but maybe translate the rest? Or just leave the title attribute as is to be safe? Let's translate the main text content, and for the anchor tag, we can translate the link text and maybe the title attribute, but keeping city names. Actually, the safest is to translate the visible text, and for the `title` attribute, we can translate it or keep it. Let's look at the original: `Belton to Dallas shuttle`. The link text is "Belton to Dallas shuttle". The title is "Belton to Dallas shuttle". If we translate the link text to Chinese, we should probably also translate the title attribute to match, or keep it in English? The prompt says "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Simplified Chinese (Mandarin) for travelers." Travelers reading the page will see the Chinese text. The title attribute is for hover tooltips. It would be consistent to translate it, but keeping city names. "Belton to Dallas shuttle" -> "贝尔顿至达拉斯穿梭巴士" (Belton to Dallas shuttle). But the prompt says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So "Belton" -> "贝尔顿"? Or keep "Belton"? The prompt says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." This means we should NOT translate "Belton" to "贝尔顿", we should keep it as "Belton". Same for "Dallas", "DFW", "DAL", etc. So "Belton to Dallas shuttle" should remain "Belton to Dallas shuttle" or we can translate the word "shuttle" to "穿梭巴士" but keep "Belton to Dallas"? The instruction says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." It doesn't say we cannot translate other words. But to be safe, maybe keep the English phrase for the shuttle service name if it's a proper noun, or translate the generic parts. However, the prompt says "Translate this airport-shuttle landing-page HTML from English to NATURAL, native Simplified Chinese (Mandarin) for travelers." So the main text should be in Chinese. For the link, the text "Belton to Dallas shuttle" can be translated to "Belton 至 Dallas 穿梭巴士" or "Belton 到 Dallas 穿梭车". Let's use "Belton 至 Dallas 穿梭巴士" or "Belton 到达拉斯的穿梭巴士". But the prompt says "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So "Belton" and "Dallas" must remain in English. So "Belton 至 Dallas 穿梭巴士" is good. Let's break down the original HTML: ```html
Belton Airport Shuttle
Travelers from Belton know that getting to Dallas‑Fort Worth International (DFW) or Dallas Love Field (DAL) can be a hassle when you have to coordinate a rental car, public transit, or a taxi. Texas Shuttle removes that stress with a private, door‑to‑door shuttle that picks you up anywhere in Belton—whether you’re in the historic downtown district, the growing Belmont Hills neighborhood, or a family home on Belton North Loop—and drops you straight at the terminal you need. Heading to Dallas? See our Belton to Dallas shuttle service for direct rides into Dallas.
Our drivers are familiar with the most direct routes, using I‑35 South to connect with the DFW North Toll Road (TX‑121) for DFW International, or the North Central Expressway (US‑75) for Dallas Love Field. For Houston travelers, we can arrange a ride to George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) or Hobby Airport on request, taking the I‑35 North corridor to US‑290 East. The journey is smooth, with real‑time traffic monitoring so you arrive with plenty of time for security and gate changes.
``` Let's translate the text paragraph by paragraph, keeping all HTML tags (like ``, `
Belton Airport Shuttle
` Translation: `Belton 机场穿梭巴士
` or `Belton 机场接驳车
`. "Airport Shuttle" is usually "机场穿梭巴士" or "机场接驳车". Let's use "Belton 机场穿梭巴士". **Original p1:** `Travelers from Belton know that getting to Dallas‑Fort Worth International (DFW) or Dallas Love Field (DAL) can be a hassle when you have to coordinate a rental car, public transit, or a taxi. Texas Shuttle removes that stress with a private, door‑to‑door shuttle that picks you up anywhere in Belton—whether you’re in the historic downtown district, the growing Belmont Hills neighborhood, or a family home on Belton North Loop—and drops you straight at the terminal you need. Heading to Dallas? See our 因为我们的穿梭车是私人服务，您无需与陌生人分享车辆，并且可以随意携带适量的行李。我们的车队包括 SUV 和面包车，每位乘客可舒适地放置两件行李箱和一件随身物品，非常适合前往达拉斯-佛西亚 Terminal C 的家庭或匆忙前往达拉斯爱情菲尔德机场的商务旅客。
该服务旨在让您专注于打包、工作或放松，而我们则处理道路上的所有交通事宜。
我应该提前多久预订我的穿梭车？
我们建议至少提前24小时预订，特别是早晨出发或周末旅行，以确保获得最方便的司机安排。
如果我的航班延误或提前到达怎么办？
我们的系统实时监控航班到达和离港情况。如果您的航班延误，我们将自动调整接驳时间。如果您的航班提前到达，只需给我们一个电话，我们将立即派车接驳。
可以携带额外行李或运动装备吗？
我们的面包车和SUV车型有充足的cargo空间。只要物品能安全放置在车内，您可以携带额外的行李箱、高尔夫球杆或小型自行车架。请在预订时告知我们，以便为您准备合适的车型。
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