The National Championships will return to the British tennis calendar this year for the first time since 2002.
The LTA says it plans to stage an event for the leading men, women, juniors and wheelchair players "at some point this year".
The championships were scrapped because of dwindling interest.
Plans are at a very early stage, but the tournament is expected to be staged at an indoor venue this autumn.
With the resumption of the ATP and WTA Tours still some way away, there is the potential for strong fields in all the events.
Former world number one Andy Murray could face top-50 players in Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund, while Johanna Konta may have competition from Heather Watson and Katie Boulter.