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

Example Input: When withdrawing money from a Japan Post ATM using a card (which can act as either a credit card and or an ATM card) from Westpac, the withdrawal is from my credit card account, and I get charged a "cash advance fee"

131313 CASH ADVANCE 1000.00
xxxxxx/JAPANPOST BANK( TOKYO JP
xxx,xxx JPY
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

131313 FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEE 30.00

131313 CASH ADVANCE FEE - ATM 20.00

What's meant by "Cash advance fee - ATM"? Is it a fee charged by the ATM I'm withdrawing from? How can I minimize it?

Example Output: How do I minimize cash advance fees when withdrawing from a foreign ATM?

Example Input: I am considering taking a trip to England this summer to check out a university. For money (and experience) purposes, I would prefer to travel alone. My plan is to fly on Primera Air from BOS to STN. According to Primera's site, I should be fine flying with them alone as a 17 year-old, but will entering the UK pose an issue? All I've found is a page on gov.uk that only seems to apply if you are applying for a visa, not if you are entering visa-free (as I would be from the US).

I do have friends in the UK that I would be staying with.

Example Output: Can a minor (17 years old) travel from the US to the UK unaccompanied?

Example Input: I'm flying from Germany (DUS) to Trondheim (TRD). My flight will land at 22:40, and the last bus to the city of Trondheim will depart at 23:40. Is one hour enough to walk from the gate, collect luggage and walk to the bus terminal?

I am not familiar with the size / complexity of the Trondheim Vrnes airport, hence I'm asking this question.

Example Output:
Is it possible to get to the bus within one hour after landing on Vrnes airport (TRD)