Charlie Leocha, president and co-founder of Travelers United, said vacation rentals in the United States often, but not always, have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Such safety features, he said, are less common in some other countries.
By Michael O’Connor World-Herald staff writer, Omaha World-Herald
Mon, 03/26/2018 - 2:30pm
Charlie Leocha, president and co-founder of Travelers United, said vacation rentals in the United States often, but not always, have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Such safety features, he said, are less common in some other countries.