Jamie Hurewitz is an accomplished legal executive with over 15 years in the technology industry and has worked remotely in several companies, including eSSENTIAL Accessibility and Mattermost. Away from work, Jamie Hurewitz is a Techstars UHC mentor, and she also enjoys traveling.
Traveling is a way of experiencing new things and places. People often travel to areas with something of interest, which can apply to people in tech or those with interests in tech.
Many of the biggest high-tech companies in the world are based in Silicon Valley, such as Apple, Google, Cisco Systems, eBay, Facebook, Tesla, Paypal, and Twitter. However, tourists can only visit four areas of Apple park, Apple’s futuristic headquarters - an Apple Store with Apple-branded merchandise, a cafe, an exhibition space, and a roof terrace overlooking Apple Park. Tourists can also tour Googleplex, Google’s headquarters, if their tour guide is an employee.
Seoul, South Korea, also known as Seoul Special City, is another excellent destination for techies. It has the highest average Internet rate of 26.1 Mbit/s and the highest prevalence of fiber-optic bandwidth globally. The city is one of the Internet access champions in the world. It has tourist attractions like the 15,000-square-foot drone arena and the Yongsan Electronics Market, which features thousands of market booths offering nearly every form of technology imaginable.
Berlin is known as Europe's startup capital due to its many top tech firms. Tourists can see the German Technology Museum, which focuses on transportation technology and Konrad Zuse's early computers. The GSC Game Science Center also offers an interactive future museum to introduce visitors to future technologies.
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