A $30 device could save your life from a silent, odorless threat in a hotel room.

Because of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, it's a good idea to travel with a portable detector, Sean Malloy, field chief of the Evanston Fire Department in Illinois, told CBS News.

It's entirely possible to take your safety into your own hands by purchasing a portable carbon monoxide detector that you can take with you on your next vacation. Travel + Leisure reviewed several ...

In most states, no law requires hotels or vacation rental properties to have carbon monoxide detectors. The Centers for ...

Compact size makes compliance with travel recommendations ... rigorous quality control standards and offer travel-specific carbon monoxide alarm models with appropriate sensitivity and portability ...

There are no widespread regulations in the U.S. or in many other countries requiring carbon monoxide detectors in hotels, so experts recommend you travel with your own alarm. When you travel ...

As the travel season has arrived, doctors at Emplify Health by Gundersen urge everyone to prioritize safety. One of the ...

It's compact, about the size of your palm ... If so, what’s the best one to buy?" We found travel-sized carbon monoxide detectors that have good reviews and are relatively cheap.

What can travelers do to limit their chances of exposure? In the U.S., requirements for carbon monoxide detectors in homes and hotels differ by state, according to the National Conference of State ...

Because of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, it's a good idea to travel with a portable detector, Sean Malloy, field chief of the Evanston Fire Department in Illinois, told CBS News.