According to Lonely Planet, Dublin is the seventh most visitable city in the world in 2022.
On Wednesday, the travel site announced the 10 most worth visiting countries, cities and regions for next year.
To cater to "more responsible travel," this year's rankings are heavily influenced by the "best sustainable travel experience" destinations, the report shows.
Ireland's capital, Berlin, was awarded the title of "Europe's Most Pragmatic and Friendly City" for planning to open pedestrian zones in some areas.
In the 2022 Best Cities awards, Auckland, New Zealand, topped the list. Auckland was praised for its "thriving cultural landscape and local creativity".
Tourism Ireland chief executive Neil Gibbons and Tourism Minister Catherine Martin welcomed the news on Twitter.
While immersing themselves in the city, it encourages visitors to take a walking tour and follow in the footsteps of Leopold Bloom, the protagonist of James Joyce's iconic 1922 novel Ulysses, which will mark its 100th anniversary next year.
In addition, Dublin's magnificent Georgian Square, centuries-old bars and amiable residents are all mentioned.
Tourism Minister Catherine Martin said: "I would like to congratulate the beautiful city of Dublin on being voted one of the best tourist cities of 2022 by Lonely Planet.
"This is the honor that the city deserves. It's been such a tough time for our tourism industry, and it's a timely reminder that Ireland, and Dublin in particular, remains a world-class holiday destination.
"I would like to encourage all domestic and foreign visitors to visit Dublin to mark the 100th anniversary of one of our many literary icons, James Joyce's wonderful book Ulysses, and to follow in the footsteps of Ireland's unique Leopold Bloom."
Neil Gibbons, chief executive of Tourism Ireland, said: "The fact that Dublin has been included in Lonely Planet's list of the best tourist cities for 2022 is good news and will certainly inspire visitors everywhere to put Dublin and Ireland on their holiday wish list for next year. ”
"This is another well-deserved honour as we restart overseas travel that will help us prepare for 2022 and stand out among competing destinations." I would like to thank Lonely Planet for its great support to the island of Ireland over the years. ”
Dublin will officially accept lonely planet awards on Thursday.