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The ability to stay in contact is something we take for granted in the
developed world, even more so since the widespread adoption of the Internet and mobile
phones. While we parlez and palaver on the cellular, there are settlements along the banks
of the Nile whose villagers need to trudge for days just to talk on the
telephone. In Sudan, less than 1 person in 1,000 uses the Internet and through parts of
the Nile Gorge, the only form of communication with the outside world is with a costly
satellite phone, not something that is readily available to the locals who earn less in a
year than the average American makes in a week.
For any enquiries related to the expedition contact us by email at info@niletrip.com
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