Christmas greetings from JYSK 2021

Date: 20/12/2021

Author: Johanne Sandal Nissen, Communications Coordinator, JYSK

Category: People

As 2021 is coming to an end, we would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year with greetings from JYSK colleagues from around the world – in their own language.

Christmas and New Year’s Eve are just around the corner and another great year is coming to an end in JYSK.

This year we have reached many milestones such as becoming One JYSK now that all JYSK countries operate on the same platform for JYSK’s webshop, as well as the fact that all countries now share the name JYSK with the final rebranding of the former DÄNISCHES BETTENLAGER stores in Germany.

JYSK has successfully expanded in various countries through another difficult year, and while the construction of our new Distribution Centre in Escer (DCE), Hungary, is still a work in progress, JYSK found the next location in Lelystad, Netherlands, for our Distribution Centre number 10 (DCL).

All of JYSK’s success would not have been possible without the great dedication and hard work from all JYSK employees. This is why colleagues from all over the world and President & CEO, Jan Bøgh, want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in the video below.

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