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The verb 다니다 implies not only "to go" but also "to come back".
BTW,
There is greeting expressions with 다니다, and I think it would be very helpful for you to understand the concept of the verb.
In English, people casually say like "I am going."
And when it's spoken in Korean language with English way, sometimes it sounds like "I am not coming back."
In Korean, it's very important to tell people you're coming back with literal words.
So, following expressions are very common, which even has '오다' added to '다니다' ㅋㅋㅋ
다녀올게요! / 다녀오겠습니다!
See you! (I'll go and come back.)
다녀 오세요. / 다녀오십시오.
See you. (Go and come back.)
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