Nude bathing is the norm in Trenčín, protesters march against tourists in Mallorca — how would you spend your summer travels?

From an Antarctic expedition ship to protests against mass tourism — let's see how you think about your holidays in light of the latest travel news.

1. Over the weekend, hundreds protested against mass tourism in Mallorca, joining a wave of similar demonstrations across Spain. Which statement do you agree with most?
2. The government is giving more than a billion forints in funding to Hévíz-Balaton Airport to boost tourism in the region. How good an investment do you think these kinds of targeted regional tourism projects are?
3. Trenčín, one of this year's European Capitals of Culture, has a bathing culture where nudity is practically the norm. How well would that fit your idea of a holiday?
4. A new expedition ship has been unveiled that can take small groups all the way to Antarctica. How appealing would a polar trip like that be to you?
5. At Sydney Airport this weekend two planes nearly collided, and delays and disruptions have been dragging on for days. How much would news like that about your destination's airport affect your travel plans?
6. For a special event in Vienna, visitors can now peek inside buildings that are normally closed all year. How appealing are these kinds of one-off, behind-the-scenes travel experiences to you?
7. Telex's photo gallery recalled how in the 1970s, Romania's Neptun and Olimp resorts were the trendiest getaways, visited even by Nicolae Ceaușescu. How appealing do you find once-popular resorts that have since faded?