Without prior notice, the Greek government placed the island of Mykonos under a partial lockdown. This is initially limited to seven days and is justified by the fact that regulations were allegedly being disregarded, particularly in the area of ​​nightlife. Celebrity parties are also said to have played a major role in the decision. A nighttime curfew has been imposed, which applies between 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. The operating hours of restaurants are restricted and, on top of that, playing loud music is prohibited in almost all restaurants. In this context, it is worth mentioning that numerous players from the English national football team are currently spending their holidays on Mykonos. Local media report that they are said to have celebrated their European Championship victory quite intensely. The players' prominence and the fact that the corona numbers have risen are said to have been a thorn in the side of the government. The government is carrying out random rapid tests both on entry and in nightlife. In recent days, well over ten percent are said to have tested positive. The result is that the quarantine hotels are now said to be overcrowded. Restaurateurs who have held excessive parties in violation of local corona regulations have been particularly criticized. The government announced tough action because it does not want to let "a few irresponsible entrepreneurs" ruin the tourist season. The announcement of the night-time curfew alone has already had a massive impact on tourism, with local media reporting that airlines, hotels and tour operators are being inundated with cancellations. Holding parties is no longer possible for the time being, as this has also been banned.