be going to is also correct to my mind, but the meaning changes. I'II even go further, in this sentence, it's more correct and logical to use 'be going to' owing to 'I don't know, I haven't decided yet'. If you have already arranged sth, you would usually use the Present Continuous tense, here it's not been decided yet what she is going to do, that's why I'd be inclined to use the
to be going to structure.