What is the ruling on working in the field of foreign tourism and the ruling on the fees collected from it, knowing that the company does not direct to suspicious places or assist in them, and verifies the purpose of travel?

Working in the field of tourism often involves Sharia (definition)-related caveats, such as cooperating in sin and aggression by guiding tourists to places where statues, alcohol, and entertainment are sold, accompanying them to places of falsehood, and being exposed to the temptation of women. However, if the company avoids all these caveats and its employees are safe from temptation, then there is no harm in working for it and receiving commissions.