Facebook Pixel A CULTURAL VOYAGER | Business Today India - business - Read this story on Magzter.com

Try GOLD - Free

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 

- NIDHI SINGAL

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.”

MORE STORIES FROM Business Today India

Business Today India

Business Today India

"GIFT LINKED TO THE INDIA GROWTH STORY"

K. Rajaraman, Chairman, IFSCA, throws light on initiatives driving growth, and the vision for IFSC

time to read

2 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

"THE IDEA IS TO CATER TO 25-30 MARKETS"

V. Balasubramaniam, MD and CEO, NSE IX, says the exchange is scaling to become a debt and equity platform for companies across Asian, African and smaller European markets

time to read

2 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

CRICKET'S NEW GLOBAL ORDER

ONCE THE PLAYGROUND OF BOLLYWOOD CELEBRITIES AND VANITY BUYERS, IPL FRANCHISES HAVE GRADUATED INTO BLUE-CHIP ASSETS, ATTRACTING SOVEREIGN WEALTH, WEALTH FUNDS, COMMANDING RECORD VALUATIONS, AND ANCHORING A CROSS-CONTINENT, YEAR-ROUND CRICKET ECONOMY

time to read

11 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

INDIA'S THORIUM BET

INDIA'S PROTOTYPE FAST BREEDER REACTOR HAS ACHIEVED CRITICALITY, ADVANCING THE THREE-STAGE NUCLEAR STRATEGY. IS THE COUNTRY CLOSE TO USING ITS VAST THORIUM RESERVES TO BECOME ATMANIRBHAR IN NUCLEAR POWER GENERATION?

time to read

7 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

“Will benefit from consolidation in real estate sector”

Pirojsha Godrej, Chairperson-designate of Godrej Industries Group, on how the group has been delivering 20% sales and earnings growth

time to read

6 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

AI IS A LEADERSHIP, NOT A TECHNOLOGY QUESTION

Business consultant, advisor, and author Ram Charan on AI challenges, succession planning, and more

time to read

5 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

REIMAGING COAL

COAL CAN BE AS CLEAN AS ANY OTHER ENERGY SOURCE AND MAKE INDIA SELF-RELIANT IN FERTILISER AND OIL & GAS, AS CHINA AND SOUTH AFRICA HAVE PROVED. BUT FOR THAT, THE COUNTRY WILL HAVE TO PUR

time to read

5 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

GIFT'S MOMENT OF TRUTH

GIFT CITY IN GUJARAT IS FAST EMERGING AS AHUB FOR CROSS-BORDER CAPITAL. IT IS OPENING NEW DOORS FOR INDIANS AS WELL AS NRIs TO INVEST ACROSS MARKETS. CAN IT COMPETE WITH OTHER REGIONAL OFFSHORE FINANCIAL CENTRES SUCH AS DUBAI?

time to read

11 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

AIMING FOR THE SUN

SUN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES HAS STRUCK ITS LARGEST GLOBAL DEAL TO ACQUIRE US-BASED ORGANON FOR $11.75 BILLION. THIS DEAL EXPANDS SUN PHARMA'S FOOTPRINT - TO 150 MARKETS. WILL IT PAY OFF?

time to read

14 mins

May 24, 2026

Business Today India

Business Today India

THE NEW SPACE ODYSSEY

INDIA'S $13-BILLION SPACETECH SECTOR AIMS TO HIT $40 BILLION BY 2030. BUT WITH JUST 1.3% OF GLOBAL CAPITAL AND NO MAJOR EXITS YET, CAN IT TRULY SCALE?

time to read

7 mins

May 24, 2026

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size