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Chinese New Year in red

On 17 February the office turned red: matching outfits, red envelopes and good wishes for the year ahead.

The team in red holding red envelopes at the office

How did CloudCommerce celebrate Chinese New Year?

Nearly everyone at the office wore red on 17 February 2026, because red is the colour of luck at Chinese New Year. The team gathered between desks for a photo with red envelopes in hand.

What are red envelopes for?

A red envelope is a small custom handed out with good wishes for health, work and a prosperous year ahead. It was a short break in a busy week, but a good one.

What other days does the team celebrate?

Besides Chinese New Year we celebrate three more occasions: Songkran at the warehouse, the New Year Party and a Company Outing. Happy Chinese New Year from all of us at CloudCommerce — wishing you and your business a year of good orders and safe deliveries.

Frequently asked questions

When did the team celebrate Chinese New Year 2026?

On 17 February 2026, at the office.

Why does everyone wear red?

Red is the colour of luck at Chinese New Year.

What other celebrations does CloudCommerce hold?

Songkran, the New Year Party and a Company Outing.

About CloudCommerce

CloudCommerce Co., Ltd. is a Bangkok-based holding company, founded in 2016, that runs four separate businesses for Thai sellers going global: FastShip (international shipping), CONNEX (selling and operations software), CloudMall (a reseller marketplace) and KOLLAB (creator marketing). Together they have moved more than 1 million shipments to over 100 countries.

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By CloudCommerce · Published 17 February 2026

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Colleagues smiling together with their red envelopes