Hospitality School of London / School of Hospitality of London

[José Manuel Rosón Bravo]

Good afternoon:

Considering these two posibilities:

Hospitality School of London / School of Hospitality of London

Could you explain the difference?

I think that the first one is the correct option, but I have also found expressions as "school of xxx of xxx" all over the Internet.

Obviously, one of them is correct. In such a case, why so many native people use them in the same way and meaning?



Thank you

José Manuel Rosón Bravo

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by José Manuel Rosón Bravo

Good afternoon:

Considering these two posibilities:

Hospitality School of London / School of Hospitality of London

Could you explain the difference?

I think that the first one is the correct option, but I have also found expressions as "school of xxx of xxx" all over the Internet.

Obviously, one of them is correct. In such a case, why so many native people use them in the same way and meaning?



Thank you

José Manuel Rosón Bravo

They are both correct. I prefer the first.

[BobK]

Originally Posted by MikeNewYork18212

They are both correct. I prefer the first.

Here's an interesting BE/AmE difference. I prefer neither. I'd say "The London School of Hospitality".

b

[MikeNewYork]

Originally Posted by BobK

Here's an interesting BE/AmE difference. I prefer neither. I'd say "The London School of Hospitality".

b

I like that one too.