Create an express app that takes the user on a virtual tour of Magellan's voyage circumnavigating the globe. Each page is a separate stop on the voyage.

• Scaffold out an express application.
• The user should start on the home page at Seville, where Magellan departed Spain in 1519.
• Using express routing, create a separate page and route handler for each of the following locations from Magellan's expedition:
  • Seville
  • Canary Islands
  • Cape Verde
  • Strait of Magellan
  • Guam
  • Philippines
• At each location (except the last), a next button should lead the user to a new page with information about that stop on Magellan's voyage.

• Add a route to handle an unknown destination. For example, if the user requests a page for "India", the user should see a simple page that informs the user that Magellan did not travel to India. (See Application Routing in the Express documentation for a description of different types of dynamic routes.)
• Add a /next route which will serve up a JSON response that tells the user what location comes after a given location. The route should take a query string of the current location e.g. /next?location=Seville. Return a JSON response that looks like the following: { location: 'Seville', nextLocation: 'Canary Islands' }