Journeys With Moshe - From Chattanooga To Africa

By Ray Bassett

Published April 17, 2024 at 7:48 PM EDT

Victoria Falls, between Zambia and Zimbabwe - one of the world’s longest waterfalls.

Travel can be transformational - and that is the goal of Journeys with Moshe.

Based here in Chattanooga, the business provides international guided tours, tourism workshops, study abroad experiences, volunteer vacations, wellness coaching and more - with a particular emphasis on Southern and Eastern Africa.

Moise Baptiste is founder and lead guide of Journeys with Moshe.

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