India, July 1 -- NITI Aayog has proposed a sweeping overhaul of India's tourism regulations, recommending multiple-entry Visa-on-Arrival (VoA) for travellers from select countries, easier approvals for hotels, simpler licensing norms, removal of eating house license for eating establishments, extending the validity of bar licenses for five year, the re-registration requirement for vehicles relocated to another State for more than twelve months and and major regulatory reforms aimed at attracting investment and boosting international footfall.

The recommendations are part of NITI Aayog's latest report - Unlocking Growth in Tourism and Hospitality Sector. It was prepared in consultation with the Ministry of Tourism and industry stakeholder...