A staggering €1.9 billion megatunnel is set to change the face of travel in Norway, cutting an 11-hour journey down to just 30 minutes.

A massive 18-kilometer tunnel is quietly taking shape beneath the Baltic Sea, set to redefine European travel. Unlike traditional tunnels, this one isn’t being drilled—but assembled piece by piece in ...

The Fehmarnbelt Tunnel will cut through the Baltic Sea, at a lowest depth of 130ft, connecting Puttgarden, Germany and Rødbyhavn, Denmark. The 11-mile passage will be the world's longest road and ...

Once completed, the 11-mile tunnel will become the longest tunnel of its kind in the world. Called the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel, it will run under the Baltic Sea at a maximum depth of 130 feet, linking ...

Spanning 21.6 km through the Chiltern Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), this contract includes the design and construction of two remarkable engineering feats: the ...

Imagine getting onto a plane and not getting off again for almost 19 hours. Thanks to advancing technologies and ever-more capable airplanes, that’s entirely possible today if you take one of the ...

A new £13m project aims to transform an abandoned railway tunnel in South Wales into Europe's longest walking and ... visitor attractions such as Zip World Tower, Wildfox Resort, and Bike Park ...