“The Broadwater Beach, as it was known in the ‘50s, was ‘the attraction’ that brought attention and many people to our Coast,” Mayor “FoFo” Gilich said. He said 80% of the tax that is collected from the resort will go back to the developer for 15 years, and it is capped at 30% of the non-casino project cost. The Biloxi Council voted to allow the developers to apply to the Mississippi Development Authority for tourism tax incentives.īiloxi Attorney Peter Abide said the casino will be about $200 million of the total development and isn’t part of the tourism tax incentives. Today, the two companies are revealing the first three locations for UMUSIC Hotels, their music-themed luxury hotel venture, with projects underway in Atlanta, Orlando, and Biloxi, Mississippi.