Cheongho Nice Wins Grand Prize at Social i-Award 2026
Awarded in the Lifestyle Brand Category
Cheongho Nice announced on the 28th that it has received the 'Grand Prize' in the lifestyle brand category at the 'Social i-Award 2026'.
The 'Social i-Award 2026' is the largest domestic awards ceremony for social internet service innovation, hosted by the Korea Internet Professional Association (KIPFA). It comprehensively evaluates various factors such as content competitiveness, design, user experience (UX), service quality, and brand communication, and recognizes outstanding social media services through the awards.
Cheongho Nice communicates with customers through its official Instagram account, sharing product and brand information as well as seasonal lifestyle tips. The company explained that its recognition was attributed to content competitiveness and user experience (UX) excellence, as demonstrated by features such as 'Hoterview'—street interview-style content—and 'Cheongho Everywhere!'—a series introducing how customers use Cheongho Nice products in daily life.
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A Cheongho Nice official stated, "We are pleased that our ongoing efforts to actively communicate with customers by consistently presenting a variety of content have been recognized," adding, "Moving forward, we will continue to provide useful information for everyday life and further expand communications to become an even more familiar brand to our customers."
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