Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

Example Input: I'd like to go visit Istanbul in one of the next weeks; I'm not scared by it (I mean, things can happen anywhere), just concerned about possible consequences of taking photos.

I've heard a few third-hand reports about police -- before the coup -- being a bit harsh on photographers. Is it still the same, or even worse than that? Perhaps it has never been like that and those reports has just being exaggerated? I can evaluate how much risk I am prepared to take if I can get access to current information about the police.

I'd obviously avoid sensitive targets (policemen, military personnel and buildings). But I like to take photos of common places, too, so while I'll probably take photos of famous buildings I could take shots of common houses, telephone boots, generic skyscraper...everything that can make a good shot. But then, I've heard (from a friend of a friend of a friend...) that you can get in trouble with police if they think you are shooting things that they think are not interesting and thus you are not supposed to take photos of.

Example Output: Can photographs be taken in Istanbul as of August/September 2016?

Example Input: I am opening up this thread to know from fellow travelers who are planning to visit tje EU (Spain in particular) from the US. I plan to travel somewhere in December 2018 around Christmas time, go to India after staying there for 7-10 days, and return to the US by the 4th week of January.

Do I need to apply for a Schengen visa in advance, or can I get visa on arrival as I am a valid US non permanent resident? Also, I do not have an H-1B visa stamped in my passport, but I have an approved I-797A (Notice of H-1B visa approval). 

Please let me know if something is not clear from my end, looking forward to hearing.

Thanks.

Example Output: Indian citizen with valid H1-B visa until 11/2020. Do I need to apply for Schengen visa?

Example Input: I've bought an airline ticket (with SK) that I'm entitled to refund per their Conditions of Carriage because of a schedule change. They've agreed to refund me, but say that they will only refund me to the card I used to book the flight. This card has been cancelled, and I will not be able to get the money from my bank if it is "returned" to this card.

Are airlines entitled to only repay you to the credit card you booked with when this is not mentioned in their CoC? If not, who do you contact to enforce your agreement with them (short of small claims court)?

Example Output:
Refund airline ticket to different credit card