The quest of finding affordable means of transportation for both Britain and France began ever since the 1700s, with airlines, freights and automobiles dominating the market before 1994. However, while airlines were considered too expensive, ferries and automobiles required too much time. But back in 1984, the problem began being solved. Considered to be one of the world’s seven modern marvels, the Channel Tunnel runs underneath the English Tunnel, linking Great Britain and France.
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