"According to vacation rental data platform AirDNA, vacation rental supply increased 25% in the third quarter of 2022 versus the same quarter in 2021. The increased supply means that occupancy rates are actually set to decline. That’s good news for travelers as they’ll have more lodging options."

2022 saw a surge in travel as people made up for lost time, but the resultant chaos could lessen in 2023. The TSA has reported that average passenger counts in January exceeded 2019 levels, and data suggests travel volumes will continue to grow throughout 2023.

Larger Crowds, Less Chaos: Why Summer Travel May Be Less Bumpy (NerdWallet)

TSA checkpoint data for two out of the first three months of the year show that average airport passenger counts have actually exceeded their 2019 levels 2022 was the year of revenge travel.