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Adventures Overland Co – Founders Sanjay Madan and Tushar Agarwal Innovate Self-Driving Expeditions Across Six Continents
Published On : April 12, 2024
Founded in 2012 by Guinness World Record holders Sanjay Madan and Tushar Agarwal, Adventures Overland stands as a beacon of innovation in the realm of travel. With a vision to offer unparalleled self-driving expeditions across six continents, the company has redefined the boundaries of adventure tourism. Their commitment to exploration knows no bounds, as they continuously push the envelope with pioneering initiatives and groundbreaking journeys.
‘The ultimate adventure’: Why more Indian travelers are taking extreme road trips
Published On : March 10, 2024
Meenakshi Sai, 51, looks like any other Indian woman, dressed in a saree and sporting a bindi on her forehead. But unlike many women in her country, she’s been driving since she was 18 years old. As of 2020, less than 7% of India’s 236 million drivers were women, according to the data website Statista.
E-Travel & Tours introduces exclusive self-drive adventure trips
Published On : February 14, 2024
Muscat: E-Travel & Tours, a reputed travel agency engaged in providing a bouquet of top-notch travel-related services in Oman, hosted a classy event on January 27, in association with The Passage, an Oman-bound travel company and Adventures Overland, the world’s leading and multiple award-winning, best luxury road trip company, reputed for its benchmark-setting excellence.
Adventures Overland’s Co-Founder, Tushar Agarwal, Speaks To Luxurylaunches About Building India’s Leading Road Trip Company, Challenges Faced During The Pandemic, Upcoming Self-Drive Expeditions, & More
Published On : November 24, 2022
Started in 2012 by Guinness World Record Holders Sanjay Madan & Tushar Agarwal, Adventures Overland has emerged as India’s leading road trip company, which offers specially curated driving expeditions all across the world. With the Covid-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror, the travel industry is witnessing a big boom, seemingly unaffected by the looming recession fears.
THIS 70-DAY BUCKET LIST BUS TRIP GOES FROM DELHI TO LONDON VIA 18 COUNTRIES
Published On : August 9, 2023
Perfect for those forced to postpone their bucket-list ticking travels in 2020, a new bus tour from India’s pulsing city of Delhi to the British capital of London is hitting the road next year, offering a hop on/hop off route through 18 countries across 70 days.
Road trips with a difference
Published On : November 15, 2022
Drive yourself across glaciers , take a bus journey from India to London. Sounds impossible? Well Tushar Agarwal the Founder of Adventures Overland, a travel company that offers self driving expeditions tells us why more and more people post the pandemic are taking the road less travelled.
[Funding roundup] Adventures Overland, Landeed, LearnQ, ReDesyn close early-stage deals
Published On : August 10, 2022
Gurugram-based travel company Adventures Overland has announced raising $1 million from Mumbai-based investors Shalin and Nishita Sarvaiya and Ashok Shah, partners at garment export house, Adam Exports.
Road Trip Company Adventures Overland Raises USD 1mn Funding For Expansion In US, UK Markets
Published On : August 10, 2022
To drive its expansion and growth plans globally, Gurgaon-based travel company Adventures Overland has raised USD 1 million led by Mumbai-based Shalin & Nishita Sarvaiya along with Ashok Shah who are partners at Adam Exports, a garment export house with strong foothold in the European market.
BBC NEWS INTERVIEW |BUS TO LONDON|TUSHAR AGARWAL| ADVENTURES OVERLAND
Published On : August 27, 2020
We are delighted to share the interview of Tushar Agarwal (Co-Founder, Adventures Overland) with BBC News Channel. He spoke to them about the longest and the most epic bus journey in the world, ‘𝗕𝘂𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗟𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗼𝗻’
Call of the Open Road Read
Published On : March 26, 2017
Any other way of feeding their sense of wanderlust would have perhaps paled in comparison. Sunday Herald spoke to expedition specialists and long-distance travellers who give us the lowdown on what it takes to go on trans-continental road journeys.
50 Countries, 6 Continents, 1 Car: Two Guys Go On The Great Indian World Trip!
Published On : November 27, 2015
magine driving on roads and highways the world over the challenging terrains, the scenic beauty and the sheer joy of driving on new paths. Tushar Agarwal and Sanjay Madan are two men who made their dream come true by taking what they call ‘The Great Indian World Trip’.
Bros on roads: the boys who drove across 50 countries
Published On : November 4, 2015
Two years ago, Delhi boys Tushar Agarwal and Sanjay Madan set out on the mother of all road trips. Over 15 months, they drove across 50 countries on six continents, covering 90,000km. It's a trip that took them a year-and-a-half to plan and cost a whopping Rs5 crore.
Horse milk, raw meat, men with gold tooth, and an ATM machine with a queue of 100, the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan kept this expedition driver pleasantly surprised.
Published On : July 8, 2015
With PM Modi on a Central Asian tour, an expedition driver recalls his extraordinary road journey through Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, three of the five countries that make up the region.
The world is their oyster
Published On : December 15, 2014
Tushar and Sanjay love to be on road and survive on street food. You are invited to join them in The Great Indian World Trip Manpriya Singh Six continents, fifty countries, 90,000 km traversed without a GPD, sounds like a mother of all adventures.
One for the road: Duo covers 90,000km on world trip
Published On : December 1, 2014
Delhi-based Tushar Aggarwal and Sandeep Madan love to go on long drives. Very long drives. They have just returned from a 90,000-km trip crossing almost 50 countries in the same car — the first Indians to achieve such a feat.
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