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As I understand grammar, these first two examples are correct when discussing with the 1st Conditional.

If I get a pay rise, I will travel to the UK.

If I get a pay rise, I am going to travel to the UK.

Is it possible for me to use the present continuous for the future in the conclusion/result?

If I get a pay rise, I'm traveling to the UK.

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Yes, any clause with future meaning --no matter what verb structure is used-- is fine. The structure of "first conditionals" only requires the main clause to have a future meaning. You can even use present simple:

If this schedule is correct, the next train arrives in ten minutes.

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