Tense of "I'm going to..."

[bieasy]

Hi,

I will travel is in the future. Correct?
I traveled is in the simple past. Still correct?
What about I'm going to travel ?

[riverkid]

Hi,

I will travel is in the future. Correct?
I traveled is in the simple past. Still correct?
What about I'm going to travel ?

<I'm going to + VERB> is one example of the many structures we have in English to describe the future, Bieasy. But it isn't a 'tense'.

English doesn't really have a future tense because, as I mentioned above, there are numerous structures used to describe the future.

be going to / will / be about to / present simple / present continuous for the future / should / would / can / could / might / may / shall / want to / have to / must / plan to / ...

[Tdol]

It is often called the going to future.