Chinese online travel agency Trip.com is preparing Rmb1bn ($140mn) in cash subsidies to encourage employees to have more babies, in one of the first instances of a local tech company working to turn around the country’s falling birth rate.The travel group, which owns booking sites including Ctrip, Skyscanner and Qunar, said it would pay out Rmb10,000 in annual bonuses to staff for each new child until the age of five.
manbetx3.0 在线旅行服务公司携程集团(Trip.com)准备提供10亿元人民币（合1.4亿美元）的现金补贴，以鼓励员工多生孩子。这是国内科技公司致力于扭转manbetx3.0 出生率下降趋势的首批事例之一。
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