Hi @Vanessa2450
I think I found your beautiful Tennessee listing on Airbnb;
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/743368485594551091
I think one of the differences from last year might be that more and more people are choosing to use the Airbnb platform for renting. When I zoom in on your area to a view with 570 listings, your listing is on page 9 out of 15 pages with a total of 300 listings that Airbnb shows for any given search.
If I zoom out just a little bit, there are over 1,000 listings, and your listing does not appear among the 300 selected listings.
In other words, the competition to appear on one of the first pages on Airbnb in your area is tough, and you need to find more ways to compete beyond your excellent reviews and the fact that you are both Superhosts and Guest Favorite.
Airbnb ranks the listings highest that they think have the greatest chance of being booked.
An immediate thing to look at is your pricing. I can see that your prices are a bit higher than many listings in your area. It might be a good idea to adjust this to convince Airbnb's search algorithm that your listing is attractive. You could consider using Airbnb's Smart Pricing feature and/or running some of Airbnb's promotional offers to attract more guests and make yourself more appealing to the search algorithm.
These are just a few suggestions. There are many ways to work on getting higher in the search rankings, which you can find by googling something like "how to beat Airbnb's search algorithm."
I hope my advice is helpful. I wish you the best of luck with your rental.
Best regards,
Karen