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

Example Input: Shops and restaurants, and many petrol stations, seem to close for lunch in Spain. Which is fine if you can plan for it, but having been stuck, with the family, in a car in 35°C temperatures for over an hour waiting for a petrol station to open (hoping it would open, as there was no sign showroom opening hours) I was wondering if there was any standard set of hours for siesta?

Example Output: What time does siesta start and finish in Spain?

Example Input: I'm soon going to Guadeloupe, Dominica and Martinique and am considering doing a day trip from Guadeloupe to Montserrat by ferry. I do not plan on bringing my passport, as my (Swedish) ID card is valid for Guad+Dom+Mart (Guad+Mart obviously, Dom too according to their head of immigration, whom I asked via e-mail)

Montserrat remains the question, as I haven't been able to find a proper e-mail address to send a message to.

Reading through the Montserrat immigration act, it says you do not need a passport if being a passenger "in transit by sea or air who does not intend to remain in Montserrat for more than fourteen days provided they are in possession of through tickets to some other destination"

It's on page 71 of this document http://agc.gov.ms/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/13.01-Immigration-Act.pdf

My question is: would a same-day return ticket to Guadeloupe be acceptable for this purpose?

Example Output: Does a same-day return ticket count as a "through ticket to some other country"?

Example Input: I have an international flight leaving early Tuesday morning. The visa agency has had my passport and application for more than 3 weeks, but due to problems with the photograph and embassy closures they will not be able to get my visa until Monday afternoon. The agency has offered to same-day deliver the visa as soon as they pick it up from the embassy. It's possible that if they can get my passport to FedEx or UPS by 3PM Monday, that it will arrive in the evening by 9PM. But should I call the airline and prepare for the possibility that my visa won't arrive in time? Or is it possible to arrange my visa to be sent to the layover airport (ORD) on Tuesday?

Example Output:
Waiting for visa to be express mailed one day before international flight