A CULTURAL VOYAGER
Business Today India|October 15, 2023
Madhav Sheth, CEO of smartphone maker HTech, often goes on business trips. But he makes it a point to travel for leisure as the demands of work are balanced by the rejuvenation it offers 
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A CULTURAL VOYAGER

HAVING TRAVELLED to different parts of the world, Europe holds a special place in HTech CEO Madhav Sheth’s heart. The continent’s rich cultural diversity, seamlessly blending modern and ethnic elements, along with its breathtaking landscapes, captivate him every time. More specifically, the jet-setting executive of the company that is planning to revive Honor smarphones in India, is enamoured by the beauty of countries like Spain. “Whether it’s exploring historic cities, or simply soaking in the stunning landscapes, the country offers an all-round travel experience that perfectly satisfies my love for adventure and cultural exploration.” Even Spain’s festivals are a fascinating draw for him. “The exuberant La Tomatina, where streets turn into a tomato playground; the heartpounding Running of the Bulls in Pamplona; and the enchanting Feria de Abril in Seville, with its flamenco and parades, all promise unforgettable experiences. These festivals are a testament to Spain’s vibrant spirit.”

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