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Scotland’s Direct Route to Europe Is Back as Massive $40 Billion Dunkirk Revival Sparks Historic Ferry Comeback
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Scotland’s Direct Route to Europe Is Back as Massive $40 Billion Dunkirk Revival Sparks Historic Ferry Comeback
A direct ferry connection between Scotland and mainland Europe could soon return, with plans advancing for a new passenger and freight route linking Rosyth in Fife to Dunkirk in northern France. If approved, the service would mark the first direct passenger ferry between Scotland and continental Europe in 16 years and restore freight operations that disappeared eight years ago. New Route Forms Part of Major Dunkirk Redevelopment The proposed fer…
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