Sanjay Madan has driven across 95+ countries on six continents — and turned that experience into one of the world's most distinctive expedition companies. In 2013–14, he and Tushar Agarwal became the first Indians to drive around the world in a single vehicle, covering 90,000 kilometres across 50 countries over 15 months — a journey that became the TLC and Discovery television series The Great Indian World Trip.

He holds a Guinness World Record (longest journey in a single country — 17,107 km across Australia in 28 days) and fifteen Limca Book of Records.

In 2010, Tushar Agarwal left his career as an IT consultant, got behind the wheel, and drove from London to Delhi — the first Indian to do so. That 51‑day, 17‑country journey became the seed for everything that followed.

He co‑authored two travelogues — Road Affair and The Great Indian World Trip — documenting expeditions that include the Trans Himalayan Challenge (a 5,500 km non‑stop drive), the first drive to Mana Pass (the highest motorable road in the world), the ASEAN India Car Rally from Singapore to India, and the round‑the‑world drive with Sanjay. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, London, a Guinness World Record holder, and a National Geographic–recognised explorer. His travel experiences span 95+ countries, and he remains personally involved in route design for every AO expedition.