It's not for everyone clearly.
When you actually spend more than a couple of weeks, you stop getting that need to discover and talk to people, and get to work super productively (one of the reason is: you can't wait to go back to enjoying the place). This solution works if you have a 100% online product, or if you opt to travel at the right stage for your startup (when you have had networked for now, when you're pivoting etc).
Don't get me wrong on this but even the argumentation is clearly wrong here:
> work in places so magical they could be on the cover of travel magazines
> under an umbrella on a beach in Senegal, in cafes in old Arab medinas, and more
> Adventurous Startups.
and then
> YOU’LL BE MORE FOCUSED
I've tried this myself and my experience was that working abroad is totally doable but by no means did I achieve focusing more on my work.
Instead I would pick any chance meeting new people and discover the new environment.
Also: In my opinion everything comes down to networking, which is why a lonely beach in Marocco might not be the right place to start this...