To transform this travel data into a sequential journey mapping, here’s a step-by-step approach:

Sort the Data: Start by sorting each student's records by travel date, ensuring each journey reflects the correct order of locations. Map the Journey: For each student, create pairs of Travel_location1 as the current location and Travel_location2 as the next location in sequence (or null if there’s no additional location). Output: The final table format will show each leg of the journey, with Travel_location1 showing the departure location and Travel_location2 indicating the subsequent destination. Here’s how the transformed table will look:

Student Travel_location1 Travel_location2 stud1 loc3 loc1 stud1 loc1 loc2 stud2 loc2 null stud3 loc3 null About My Journey to Kauai, Hawaii Just like mapping these journeys, I love recounting my own unforgettable travel to Kauai, Hawaii. The island’s unique birds(https://hawaiiislandkauai.com/) and natural beauty created an experience I won’t forget. Watching Kauai’s native birds, like the Nene goose, in their natural habitats added a magical element to my trip—each spot on the island was as memorable as the last. Every journey tells a story, and mine is filled with memories from each place I’ve visited.