Phrase corresponding to "Welcome to X" that is used when leaving?

phrase-requests

Solution 1:

Usually I think of the phrase corresponding to “Welcome to -x-” as “Thank you for -related verb- -x-”

“Thank you for visiting Central City.” “Thank you for shopping at shoppingcenter.” “Thank you for flying (on) air planecompany.”

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