As you start packing your bags for your next getaway, including the best neck pillow and travel accessories to make your life easier and organized, another item you don’t want to forget is a hidden ...

Getting to your vacation rental usually involves unpacking a bit, stretching out after a long day of travel, and planning your next activities -- but checking for hidden cameras is increasingly on the ...

It's summertime. Taking a trip? Sure, your smartphone can snap some impressive photos, but you might want to pack a dedicated camera. Here's why. Images, and the devices that capture them, are my ...

Buying the perfect camera for your summer vacation can sometimes seem a bit overwhelming. “I’m just out looking for a camera for our vacation coming up and my wife likes things simple. So, I’m trying ...

As technology advances, cameras become smaller, cheaper and easier to hide. If you’re unaware of cameras in a vacation rental, that could be a major violation of your privacy. There are some laws and ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A new report from a local real estate investment company found that one in every four people has found a hidden camera at a vacation property. “More than 1 in 3 (34%) search ...

Most people know GoPro cameras to be those tiny HD video cameras that people strap onto their bodies. The equipment is usually employed to capture stunning video from a first-person or third-person ...

Q: On the first night of our vacation rental in Hawaii, I found cameras pointing directly at the bed in our bedroom. I immediately contacted Vrbo and cited their surveillance policy, which says ...

As you pull up to your vacation rental this summer, you might be greeted by a surveillance camera. It may be visible, or cleverly masked, but as we know from TV news — where they regularly feature in ...

DEAR TRAVEL TROUBLESHOOTER: On the first night of our vacation rental in Hawaii, I found cameras pointing directly at the bed in our master bedroom. I immediately contacted Vrbo and cited their ...

Angela Hall finds cameras pointed at the bed in her Hawaii vacation rental. She checks out and Vrbo offers to refund her for a hotel and the remainder of her stay. But it never does. What’s going on?