Wickham Boyle :: Travel, About Me

THRIVE NYC :
Go to the Galapagos Islands - Regarding kindness and the survival of the fittest...
Anniversary Issue 2007

The Villager :
Ashes and Snow at The Nomadic Museum - New age Noah transforms a bestiary
Volume 74, Number 45 | March 16 - 22, 2005

National Geographic :
Manhatten walking tours - When I moved here in the 1970's to work for the Parks Dept. I biked and walked everywhere...
Nov/Dec Issue 2006

AmaZe Magazine :
CUBA - Cuba is a modern parenthesis. I am just back from a writer’s jaunt to Cuba...
Anniversary Issue 2006

harpersmarket.com:
Hiking Is Where The Heart Is - Take a Hike. . . But Bring Some Sexy Lingerie
September, '06

Lonely Planet:
Very Gai Paris and Beyond - A destination dedicated to indulgence opens its arms to gay & lesbian travelers.
May 1-31, '06

Lonely Planet:
By The Seat Of My Pants - If you don't pack your sense of humour with your sunscreen, sooner or later you'll get burned!
May 1-31, '06

Budget Travel Online:
Trips for Families With Teenagers - Long days on the road leave plenty of time to open up.
Tuesday, April 18, '06

National Geographic Traveler:
Dispatch/Norway - A vision of Norway.
A Special Park Guide, Sep '05

Grace:
Chile: Top to bottom - The thrill of adventure with Wickham Boyle and friends.
Winter 2002 Special Holiday Issue

National Geographic Explorer:
Tundra Safari - A mom-and-son trip to see the polar bears of Churchill, Manitoba, becomes a rite of passage.
A Special Park Guide, July '03

Gay City News:
The Allure of Contradictions - Japan offers travelers a mind-boggling mix of tradition and technology.
Volume 4, Issue 2 Jan, '05

National Geographic Traveler:
Dispatch/Tansania - There is a place in north Tansania called Lake Mayara Tree Lodge.
A Favorite Places Guide, Feb '04

About Wickham, Tuesday, April 18, 2006

Wickham Boyle "Wicki" has been a writer for as long as she can remember. She has also worn many hats, including that of experimental theater producer (seven years at New York's famous La Mama) and Wall Street
stockbroker. She is the director of Wizard, a consulting company that solves all sorts of problems and the editor-in chief of THRIVE NYC a new magazine launching in November 06 dedicated to baby boomers and their parents.

She was one of the founders of Code Magazine and has contributed to the New
York Times, New York Magazine, National
Geographic Traveler, Budget Travel,
Men's Health, Forbes, Mode, Gotham among others. Her essays make a radio debut this fall on the AARP station as part of "Prime Time". Wicki continues to ride everywhere on her 1968 Raleigh and lives downtown with her husband, sports consultant Zac Minor, and occasionally their two far-flung children.