In this lab, you complete a prewritten C++ program that calculates an employee’s end-of-year bonus and prints the employee’s name, yearly salary, performance rating, and bonus. In this program, bonuses are calculated based on employees’ annual salary and their performance rating.

Make C++ program.Your travel agency offers trips to Asian and African countries. This month, you are specifically doing trips to the Philippines (in Asia) and Tunisia (in Africa) and created a program for users to get prices and a boarding ticket. For all Asian countries, you store the name and population information in your program. With African countries, in addition to the name and population, you are also interested in location (North, South, East, West). Create an abstract Country class that holds the country name and population (given by the constructor). There should be two functions: int get_ticket_price and void_print_boarding_pass (which will output a boarding pass as a file-see below)  Using the Country class, create two classes called African_country and Asian_country. The Asian_country class should use the same constructor that the Country class uses and the African_country class constructor should allow for the user to enter the location (see sample run).…

roblem: A small business has purchased a computer for its new payroll system. Theprogram will determine the gross wages of each employee type, salaried andhourly, and output the total gross wages to be paid for each employee type. You have been asked to complete the program, using C++, according to thefollowingspecifications:1. Prompt the user to enter the number of employee wages to be calculated. Theprogram will end when the data for all the employees has been entered. 2. For each employee, indicate if the employee is salaried or paid hourly. 3. Define and implement functions for the following:a. If the employee is salaried, enter the annual salary. The gross for that employeewill be determined by dividing the annual salary by 24. Add the result tothetotalsalaried wage. b. If the employee is paid hourly, enter hours worked (40 ≥ hours ≥ 0) and rate perhour. The gross for that employee is determined by multiplying hours workedbyrate per hour. Add the result to the total hourly wages.…