instruction:
Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title
question:
If I understand correctly, if an airline cancels a flight due to reasons beyond their control (a strike for example), passengers do not receive compensation under EU rules.    

What are your rights if you have to reschedule your flight, due to reasons beyond your control (a strike for example, see below)? Can you, for example, reschedule free of charge?

Elaborated info:
The Greek seaman are currently on strike. This means there is no (public) transport from many of the smaller islands to the mainland. Due to this strike, some people I know were forced to reschedule their flight, as they couldn't get to the airport. Hopefully, the strike won't be extented another time, otherwise they would have to reschedule the flight again.

answer:
What are your rights if you are forced to reschedule your flight?


question:
My fiancée and I are planning a wedding in South America, and we'd like to make it as attractive and hassle-free as possible for our American guests to attend. To get them excited about the wedding, we'd like to offer guests some kind of travel package that includes:


flight to wedding destination
hotel at wedding destination
flight to resort destination
hotel for resort destination
flight back home


Ideally, guests could just pay one lump sum of money and not worry about any of the booking details themselves. In the interest of cost, I've heard that some hotels/airlines can take group bookings at cheaper rates, but I have no idea how this stuff works. Is creating a package like this reasonable? Is this something that we have to take care of ourselves, or are there services out there than can help us out with this?

answer:
How do I create all-inclusive travel packages for a wedding?


question:
Here's my situation. I am currently in France on an internship visa (different than a business and tourist visa) which ends next month. I'm interested in doing some traveling afterwards, ideally on a 90-day Schengen tourist visa. I'm willing to hop over to a non-Schengen country (like the UK) for a couple days and then come back to get the tourist visa if necessary. 

This post seems similar to my question, except the OP is trying to get the tourist visa without leaving the Schengen area.

Is this allowed? Will the border patrol still give me the tourist visa after my internship visa expires? Will it work through the UK or should I go through another non-Schengen country? I have a USA passport.

answer:

Can I start a tourist Schengen visit after my long-term Schengen visa is over?


