The most appropriate options are "am going" or "am going to", as they indicate a future plan or intention for next year, which is a future event. "Will go" can also be used for a general future action but "am going" or "am going to" is often preferred for specific, pre-arranged plans. "Go" is incorrect as it is the base form of the verb and doesn't indicate a future tense.
I _____ New Zealand next year.
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