Norway is preparing to build the world's longest and deepest road tunnel, known as The Rogfast, at an estimated cost of $46 billion. Reports say that the tunnel is scheduled to open in 2033, and that this innovative structure will span 16 miles and reach a depth of 1,300 feet underwater, connecting Randaberg and Bokn in Rogaland.

Eliminating the need for ferries and significantly reducing

Intrepid Travel has released its latest "Not Hot List" for 2025, which focuses on little-known, underrated and under-visited destinations to promote them and combat overtourism.

"Not Hot" The List is Intrepid's call to action for travelers around the world to seek out the beauty and intrigue of undiscovered destinations and spread the positive impacts of tourism more evenly to help more

Upcoming changes to tourism regulations in Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago known for its stunning Arctic landscapes and diverse wildlife, will radically impact cruises to in the area.

In an effort to balance tourism with protecting the environment, the Norwegian government has announced new regulations that will come into effect on January 1, 2025, subject to parliamentary approval.

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Exploring the Norwegian mountains Jotunheymen in the Innlandet district, archaeologists made an amazing discovery - amazingly well a preserved arrow from an Early Bronze Age shell. This hunting tool, with an arrowhead made from a freshwater pearl mussel, dates back 3,600 years ago and is among eight such shell arrows that have recently emerged from the melting ice of Norway.

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