In recent years, India has experienced significant exponential growth in the tourism industry. India is a land of rich culture, traditions, diversity, and thereby, a history that runs 1000 years down the line. These nuances of India have made it one of the most preferred tourist destinations among both domestic and overseas travellers (Johnson, 2021). Tourism planning is growing as a specialist sort of development planning as tourism has grown to be a major global industry. Planners have a lot of expertise with professional approaches to tourism planning and development, and there have been a lot of research efforts in recent years. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the literature on tourist planning and development, with a focus on the night-time tourism industry and its problem and its prospects. Nightlife is a clustered term that is used to represent the entertainment activities one can access more popularly from the late evening into the early hours of the morning. It mainly consists of light and sound shows, live music, concerts, theatres, shows pubs, bars, cinemas, parties, nightclubs, and more (Eldridge and Smith, 2019). This article goes on to further detail on the Tourism, Leisure, And Hospitality Management Industry, including Attractions, Recreation, Clubs, and Nightlife, as well as numerous types of tourism planning and development methodologies. As tourism grows, the current study provides new insights and future research agenda that will be valuable in the ground of tourism planning and help to deal with the emerging challenges towards the planning profession.