Cyclone warnings, a new Tirupati flight and Delhi cruise trials
India Travel News Today: Cyclone Alert, New Flights and Cruise

India Travel News Today – Cyclone and Tourism Updates
India travel news today: Cyclone Arnab threatens eastern coastal travel, FLY91 adds Bengaluru–Tirupati flights, and Delhi begins Yamuna cruise trials.
India Travel News Today: Cyclone Alert, New Flights and Cruise
India’s travel sector has three important developments on October 26, 2026, ranging from weather-related travel precautions to new tourism experiences.
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Cyclone Alert for Andhra Pradesh and Odisha
Cyclone Arnab is expected to approach the Andhra Pradesh coast on October 28, bringing the risk of strong winds and heavy to extremely heavy rainfall. Travellers heading to coastal Andhra Pradesh and Odisha should monitor official weather alerts, confirm transport arrangements and check local restrictions before visiting beaches, hills or other tourist attractions.
Bengaluru–Tirupati Flights Begin
Regional airline FLY91 has started scheduled flights between Bengaluru and Tirupati. The new connection gives travellers another air-travel option for visiting the important pilgrimage destination. Passengers should check flight schedules, fares and availability before booking.
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Delhi Tests Yamuna River Safari
Delhi has begun trial runs for the Namo Yamuna River Safari between Sonia Vihar and Jagatpur. The planned experience covers around five kilometres, with rides lasting approximately 40 minutes. The reported fare is ₹500 per passenger, with the formal public launch expected after trials are completed.
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Travel advice: Check official weather warnings, airline updates and local tourism notices before starting your journey.
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