Hi @Will-And-Mona0 and all I can say at this moment - although I appreciate it's not that helpful - is that it would appear that you, and me, and probably the majority of Airbnb Hosts are all in the same boat (although hardly any if is are listed under that category!)
Have you actually looked for your listing under the first tab (for "All" properties)? as to be perfectly honest, as a last resort, that's where I looked, and found my property - yet under all of the other topics, my place was nowhere to be found!
Having said that, I have specifically looked under the heading "Surfing", where many properties' shown turned out to be nowhere near any water, what several beachside properties are up a mountain (ok for tsunamis, but not much use of one wants to run out if the front door, over some sand, then paddle along the water's edge, or have an early morning swim, etc).
What I feel Airbnb coders need to let all Hosts' know, is what AI is being used, and how each of us, by slightly tweaking either our header, or description of our properties, might be able to better be found by would-be Guests.
I had wondered whether the AI was identifying the heading by looking at Hosts' photos, but for the "Surfing" tab, none of the properties I saw had any images of surfing, and ditto for the "Beachside" tab, who it would appear that the AI is dependant upon what is written about each property - except that of the properties I looked at, no wording/SEO was included to direct AI, Google, or anything else towards a particular category/tab, so I am left wondering (and scratching my head) as to how any Guest is going to be able to find what or where it is s/he/they want to stay!
Thankfully, at least the ability to provide the area in which Guests' desire to stay, is still in place, and yet, although places exist, and although if one knows the correct way to input a placename, the required information will still be revealed, it is most unfortunate (aka annoying/frustrating) that the Airbnb website - as it currently stands - appears to be working against all Hosts, rather than for Hosts' benefit!
Your own circumstance is even more magnified when searching for a property in Wales, UK, as it would appear that a search for any type of property in Wales for 3 adults and 2 dogs staying in September 2022, highlights that instead of thousands of properties from North to South and West to East, there's only about 20 properties!
Having spent more than an hour to find my own property on Airbnb, I - like yourself - am very much tempted to walk away from this OTA, but at the same time feel that Airbnb need to pull out all the stops to ensure that ALL Hosts' properties will be as easily found by would-be Guests as they were the pre-Summer2022 debacle!
At the moment it would appear that Brian Chesky has said what WILL BE happening, but that Airbnb's programmers' only heard about his intentions the same day as us, so that the whole website is in complete disarray!
That the situation as it currently is cannot be allowed to continue, is a major fact, whilst for the situation to continue without a major overhaul/correction, may well lead to a major correction to Airbnb's share price; something I'd imagine Mr Chesky wouldn't want, let alone his backers?!
