Author name: Debra Sacco

February 2025 Newsletter

Turn Your Favorite Getaway into Your Forever Investment This spring, we’re thrilled to feature three stunning properties from our portfolio that are not only guest favorites but also incredible opportunities for savvy buyers. Whether you’re looking for an income-producing investment or a second home to escape to, these homes offer the best of both worlds. […]

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January 2025 Newsletter

2025 Travel Trends: What’s Shaping Vacation Plans? As we wrap up 2024, here’s a snapshot of emerging travel trends based on insights from over 2,000 travelers surveyed in the State of the American Traveler: These trends reflect a growing desire for meaningful, flexible, and personalized travel experiences. Want more insights? Click here to dive deeper!

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December 2024 Newsletter

🌍 Last month, we attended the Phocuswright Conference 2024, an incredible gathering of insights, innovation, and connections shaping the future of travel and hospitality. ✹ Highlights: 🏡 Airbnb’s Chief Business Officer shared insights on the evolution of short-term rentals. 🚀 Investor Panel with Betsy MulĂ©, Gilad Berenstein, Mia Morisset, and Michael Coletta explored venture capital’s

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Experience the Magic of Harvest Season in Sonoma and Lake Counties: Your Guide to Wine Country Getaways

Fall is a magical time in Northern California wine country as the grape harvest begins in Sonoma County and Lake County. The vineyards are alive with activity, and visitors have the perfect opportunity to experience the best of wine country during this special season. Whether you’re attending wine tastings, vineyard tours, or fall festivals, staying

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Three Healdsburg Holiday Events You Don’t Want to Miss

The holiday season in California wine country is quickly approaching, and here are three Healdsburg holiday events to not miss. There is no better place to indulge in the season’s magic than Healdsburg. Nestled in the heart of Sonoma County along the Russian River, this picturesque town captivates visitors with its unique blend of elegance

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Healdsburg: Sonoma County’s Fall Crush Destination

Harvest season, known as ‘Crush’ among winemakers and locals, is an exciting time in wine country. From August through November in Sonoma County, grapes are finally picked and sent to the wineries to be made into wine. You will often see a truck rumbling by filled to the brim with freshly picked fruit! Sonoma County

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5 Things to Do in Lake County, California This Harvest Season

Nestled in the heart of Northern California, Lake County, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Lake County is not just about serenity; it’s a place brimming with adventure and history. Explore the captivating historic courthouse museum, a haven for families and children, or embark on a wine-tasting adventure amidst lush vineyards this Harvest

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Family-Friendly Things to Do in Sonoma County This Fall

Sonoma County, California has so many different things to do this fall. Are you looking for family-fun activities with the young ones, or maybe looking for the perfect location for a date that reminds you of Stars Hollow from the TV show “Gilmore Girls”? We are sharing the full guide of must-attend events this fall

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