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

Example Input: My company is going on a trip to Park City, Utah in the beginning of July, Fourth of July and afterwards. What are the tourist type things like museums or photography ops to check out within a 30 to 45 minute radius of the area? I know we will do some sort of firework display just don't know what yet. We will be there a week so I have about 8 or so days to play with.

Example Output: Park City, Utah for vacation

Example Input: When I was in Barcelona I saw many bike sharing stations in the city, belonging to a program called Bicing. Remembering how convenient it was to use the service in London, I decided to try and register. However their website was in Spanish/Catalan and the stations themselves didn't have a registration option, so I gave up. Reading up on Bicing later on I've found the following paragraph on Wiki:

The Bicing member cards are only sent to addresses in Catalonia in an attempt to prevent tourists from using the system.

Is this still true as of 2016? If so, is it possible to register and send a Bicing card to a friend's/hotel's address?

The official website also mentions an "In person" ("De manera presencial") registration option. Is it possible for a tourist to use that instead?

Example Output: How can a tourist register for the Bicing bicycle sharing in Barcelona?

Example Input: I'd like to fly to the USA at the end of January and I was wondering if my phone (Elephone P7000) supports any of the frequency bands in the USA.

I am flying to Cary, North Carolina and my phone supports dual-sim with these frequencies:

GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
W-CDMA: 850/900/1900/2100 MHz
LTE: 800/1800/2100/2600 MHz

What network will I be able to use? Which sim-card is obtainable from Germany that is useable in USA? I'll be there for three days, so I won't cause much traffic.

Example Output:
Using mobile internet with a Elephone P7000 in the USA