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

Example Input: Specifically, I am taking the train from Taipei to Keelung, getting off at Badu and going to Pingxi, and then returning at night.

Do trains tend to sell out in Taiwan, or should I be OK purchasing my ticket immediately before departure?

Example Output: In Taiwan, must you reserve train tickets in advance, or can you buy tickets a few minutes before trains are supposed to depart?

Example Input: (applies to all travel agents, I'm just using FC as an example)

Flight Centre - the world wide travel agent, often boasts "lowest prices guaranteed".  I've had trouble getting them to actually hold to this in the past, but generally if you can prove you can get the price elsewhere, like a print out of say, AirNZ's website with a price, they'll match or beat it.

Does anyone know if they'd be willing or able to match ITA's Matrix site?  It gives prices, but doesn't always indicate WHERE those prices are available.  If you took those prices and flight details along to a travel agent, like Flight Centre, are they able to find the flights for the same price, given all the flight details, assuming the flight is actually still available?

Example Output: Travel agents - can they match ITA Travel Matrix prices?

Example Input: Input: I have Russian citizenship, but I live in Europe and I have Schengen long-term residence permit(not permanent residence). I would like to go to France through UK London Stansted airport. I will be coming to London at 8 o'clock AM and I have flight from London to France at 10:50 AM. What I have read there is no airside in Stansted airport, so it means, that I will have to go to UK border control.

I have checked if I need visa to UK in government website and it is written here that I need. However, it is also written here, there is possibility to transit without visa if:


you arrive and depart by air(yes, I will travel by planes)
have a confirmed onward flight that leaves on the day you arrive or before midnight on the day after you arrive(yes, I have) 
have the correct documents for your destination (eg a visa for that country) (yes, I have visa to Schengen  zone)


And also I must have at least one point from the list in website:


Have a common format residence permit issued by an European Economic Area (EEA) country or Switzerland (yes, I have)

Question: Do I need really transit visa to UK?

Example Output:
Do I need transit visa to UK, if I have EEA residence permit?